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I have a wart on my arm. it's fairly small. i've tried freezing it off, didn't work. i bought bandaids. i'm afraid it will begin to hurt. will it?
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Doctor can help: A wart on a person's arm should not hurt. His primary care doctor or a dermatologist can get rid of it. If the primary care doctor is not sure whether it is a wart or not, the dermatologist can examine it to confirm what it is.
Answered 12/20/2015
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