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A member asked:
I have hpv internal warts and will probably have to go to the hospital to do laser to remove them.how long will i stay in the hospital for?
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Day surgery : Unless this is an extreme case this type of surgery is usually done as an outpatient meaning that no overnight stay is needed.
Answered 3/26/2013
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