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A member asked:
I had some warts frozen today with liquid nitrogen and they have gotten big painful blisters. how long will that last? will they return?
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Liquid nitrogen tx: The blisters will eventually slough off in one to 3 weeks. New skin will appear beneath the scab. One treatment may or may not cure your warts. Time will tell if you need another treatment later on.
Answered 12/12/2020
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