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A member asked:
Had a wart burned off with liquid nitrogen. it formed a blood blister the size of a dime over 3 days. now it burst open. what should i do?
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Clean: Keep the area clean and covered for a few days - that's what is supposed to happen! The wart should be gone now.
Answered 12/12/2020
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