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Viral Warts On Body
Basal Body Temperature (Definition)
Basal body temperature is the taking of the oral temperature first thing in the morning approximately at the same time before even getting out of bed to do anything. Around midcycle or so about 1 to 2 days after ovulation the temperature will rise approximately 0.8 - 1.0° above the baseline. This rise signifies potential ovulation. The actual ovulation usually occurred ...Read more
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Facial viral warts and also on neck, NT going with acids.I hav itching around them, what should I do?
Freeze them...: I would contact a dermatologist and have them frozen using liquid nitrogen or liquid nitrous oxide. ...Read more
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Viral warts on face and neck, around that i hav. Itching.Acid didn't work.Should i go for laser.
Go for proper treatm: You tried self treatment already , now is the time to her eradicated from one of methods by your doctor. ...Read more
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My son has viral warts on his anus. Could it have been caused by my planter wart on my foot when he takes a bath?
No: Anal warts are a different strain or the wart virus. It comes from the same group as genital warts. The germ can be passed during delivery from an asymptomatic mother and not show up for a couple years. They can also be transmitted by sexual contact. ...Read more
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What do you suggest if my son has viral warts on his anus. could it be caused by my planter wart on my foot when he takes a bath?
Unlikely the issue: Wart strains tend to be specific for certain tissues they infect. Anal warts represent 2 strains of HPV that inhabit the genitals.They are not the warts of the foot or skin in general. Anal warts suggest sexual transmission.Anal skin tags can have a similar appearance to warts. ...Read more
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Hsv has antiviral drug. Hiv also has drug to control the viral load. Do Hpv has antiviral drug too? Antiviral drug for Hpv patient to prevent transmission,not the vaccine since i already contracted the Hpv in my body the genital warts and high risks.
Not yet: We do not yet have an antiviral medication to neutralize HPV viruses or to block their replication. Thus, the best one can do is get periodic check-ups and follow-up with any important findings. Of course, people should be vaccinated with Gardasil-9 or any other HPV vaccine with 9 or more serotypes of protection. Also, have very few partners, and preferably vaccinated partners. ...Read more
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Please describe the name of the viral infection that leads to warts ?
Cause of warts: Hpv - human papillomavirus.
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Hi I was wondering what does a viral vagina swab check for? Because I have a wart look alike and the doctor did a swab over it
A few viruses: Most viral vaginal swabs check for the presence of viruses like herpes, "high risk human papilloma viruses", or other specifically suspected viruses...not for the benign virus (usually HPV 6 or 11) which is responsible for most warts. ...Read more
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Can untreated genital warts weaken your immune system or not as its viral not bacterial?
No: Genital warts - caused by the hpv virus - are common and contagious, but they are not dangerous. A person's body mounts an immune response to the virus, but is usually unable to kill the virus and the warts they produce. The overall immune system is not affected and immune responses to other bodily threats will not be adversely affected. Peter wilk, md. ...Read more
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I have a viral wart on my left feet,I need to see a foot doctor,whats the process?
My preference is-: -a dermatologist. There are different treatments available 2 them. Just make an appointment. Many dermatologists are hard 2 get into C, but if you know of someone who Cs the 1 you want 2 C have them ask for a big favor & C their friend. Sometimes works but it also can wait,& tell the scheduler that U will take a last minute cancellation spot, this also works. ...Read more
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Lab test shown verruca viral caused a bump/lump on the penis base. Is it a genital wart ? & considered as ?
Yes: Verruca is a fancy way to say genital warts. They are often caused by hpv, which is a type of std. Be sure to use condoms to prevent the spread of hpv. It can cause cervical cancer in women. ...Read more
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Which parts of the body are most commonly affected by warts?
Everywhere: Hands, feet, legs arms, -genitals and even the face. Non genital warts are most commonly found on the hands followed by the sole of the foot. ...Read more
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Are there certain parts of the body where you should not attempt wart removal by freezing?
Depends on method: I believe there is a risk of some nerve damage if plantar warts (those on the bottom of the foot) are frozen using the liquid nitrogen method, which is super cold. The new nitrous oxide cryoprobe uses temperatures about half as cold & seems to avoid this problem.A physician may choose to avoid some areas or take down a leason in several stages to avoid problems & get yet acceptable results. ...Read more
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Almost every wart on my body has suddenly went away through 2-3 weeks. What can cause this?
See below: It may have occurred during a hormonal change. ...Read more
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Can flat warts on your body be treated. I have loads on my vest and my back. And what are they called?
Warts: Over-the-counter treatment for common skin warts has long been based upon the use of products containing salicylic acid. Newer nonprescription wart treatments use aerosols to freeze warts. ...Read more
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My son has warts that are growing very fast. He is 29 months. They on his is arm pit and spreading all over the body. Where do I treat this?
Dermatology or: his Primary Care doc may have experience treating these. ...Read more
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Hello. I have had warts for years now (I would estimate over five years) and they haven’t gone away. From what I understand warts and the virus that causes them usually is expelled from the body in less than 2 years. ?
Often takes years: If you want help, see a dermatologist ...Read more
Hsv Type 1 And 2 (Definition)
A variety of infections caused by herpes simplex virus types 1 and 2. Type 1 infections are marked by the eruption of vesicles on lips or at the external nares; type 2 by such lesions on the genitalia. Both types often are dormant and reappear during febrile illnesses or even physiologic states such as menstruation. The viruses become latent and and may not ...Read more
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