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I put a band aid on my inner thigh for 4 warts. some of them have turned black. does that mean they're dead? also, others have reduced in size.
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May be: Most warts do go away on their own. Your body may be responding to the HPV and the warts may be disappearing. There are many strains of HPV and you should get vaccinated for HPV.
Answered 11/28/2017
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