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I am using condylox to treat my anal warts and i applied it to the wart is it normal for the wart to develop a black dot on it?
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Duplicate question: Same question answered a couple days ago. Same answer. Condylox kills wart tissue, and dying tissue often turns black. If in doubt, ask the doctor who diagnosed and advised treatment for your warts.
Answered 1/26/2018
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