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Wart removal procedure
Wat are the procedures avaliable to remove warts. Any side effects? and any possibility of reoccurrence of it.
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Warts can recur usually in first year. Lotions mostly help in removal. Other are laser/ radiofrequency/ cryotherapy
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please consult me privately with pictures as only lotion can be tried before going for any procedure
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Undergo laser removal therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. Apratim Goel
Dermatologist
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Many options are there to remove warts. We prefer Radiofrequency cauterisation. Chemical cautery as well as cryotherapy can be used.
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if you in Monday, do drop into any of our clinics. it is simple 15 min procedure
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remove them soon. warts are viral and will spread soon.
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