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Tips/advice on how to deal with veruccas and warts?
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Multiple treatments: The standard treatment for warts/verrucas is with liquid nitrogen at a dermatologist's office. Supplemental treatment can include over the counter topical agents like salicylic acid or apple cider vinegar or prescription treatments like imiquimod, 5-fluorouracil, and urea cream. Other options include laser treatment, surgical excision, cantharidin, candida or bleomycin injections, amongst others
Answered 4/4/2016
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