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Doctors hello , is my inner foreskin area looking okay ? Note : i and genital warts in 2025 and treated the same using electric cautery procedure, does the area look normal ? Or this is how it will look after multiple electric cautery procedures ? Please your suggestions
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It looks normal after treatment of warts. But there is skin infection take proper medicine after consultation.
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-Yes it can be permanently cured with Homeopathy treatment.
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Physical examination and medical history is necessary proper evaluation.
Consult sexologist for Better diagnose
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If the image appears as you describe and there are no new wart-like growths, ulceration, bleeding, discharge, significant pain or rapidly changing lesions, the inner foreskin may be showing normal post-treatment skin changes. After electrocautery for genital warts, the treated area can sometimes remain slightly different in colour or texture, and healing may leave mild irregularity or scar-like changes. These changes do not necessarily mean that the warts have returned. However, an image alone cannot completely rule out recurrence, particularly with a previous history of genital warts.
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Continue observing the area for any new, progressively enlarging or cauliflower-like bumps. Avoid picking, scratching or repeatedly manipulating the treated skin. If you notice a new growth, persistent ulceration, bleeding or any significant change, an in-person examination by a dermatologist/venereologist would be advisable to distinguish post-cautery changes from recurrent warts. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5.
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Keep the genital area clean and dry, and use gentle washing rather than harsh soaps, antiseptics or vigorous scrubbing. Practice safer sex and use condoms consistently, although they do not provide complete protection against HPV because HPV can affect skin not covered by a condom. Mild changes in appearance after electrocautery can persist, so avoid assuming that every difference in skin texture represents recurrence. Thank you
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Take proper counselling to clear ur doubt
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Dr. Sunil Nagar
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Dr. Praveen Kumar Lakhera
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Consult to urologist here for further management
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