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I have a wart on my middle finger for the past few months i used a lot of over-the-counter treatments it still hasn't gone away what should i do?
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Wart: See your local dermatologist and get the wart treated with liquid nitrogen every two weeks until the wart resolves.
Answered 11/12/2013
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