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I have warts in my head and they keep spreading. i have been burning them with acid at my local doctor but they fall off and return aggressively. help?
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Deem: See dermatologist. On line we can't assess dermatological conditions, is better to see in order to have a diagnosis.
Answered 9/28/2016
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