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How can warts be removed from the neck? What are the options for permanent removal of warts from the neck? Which specialist should you go to? Is it better to sign up to a dermatologist or to see a surgeon right away? Are there non-invasive methods for removing warts? The question is answered by the drug. Anna Mitschke.
How can I get rid of warts on my neck permanently?
Hello, I would like to ask Fr. way to remove warts. There have been warts on my neck some time ago. They are not particularly troublesome for me, but I would like to remove them because I don’t like the way they look. In addition, I am afraid that I may break them by wearing jewelry in this area. In this regard, I would like to ask how to permanently remove warts on the neck? I would like to know the ways and alternatives I have in this regard before going to the doctor.
Here, too, I have a problem – or deletion warts on the neck does a dermatologist do? Or maybe with warts on my neck I should go to a surgeon right away? I’m a bit afraid treat warts on the neckespecially that some kind of surgery will be necessary. Are there any non-invasive ways to remove warts on the neck? Maybe some cryotherapy or something like that that won’t involve cutting out the nipples? I am also wondering if there are ways to get rid of warts on my neck without leaving scars? I’d love to avoid it.
The doctor indicates the possibilities of removing the warts from the neck
Depending on the changes you have, various methods can be used. With symptoms of skin diseases, you should visit a dermatologist. The doctor will be able to examine the changes under a dermatoscope and will suggest the optimal treatment. Seborrheic warts are common on the skin of the face and neck. Changes are common in the elderly. They can appear singly, but also in large numbers. They are well-delimited, have the character of a flat-raised lesion raised above the level of the skin, are yellow to brown in color, they can also be skin-colored, with a papillary or velvety structure.
There may be bleeding from the lesion if the nipple is irritated and damaged, e.g. when rubbing with a towel or taking off clothes. They are the most common benign skin tumors and a very common reason for consulting a dermatologist. Seborrheic warts can be a manifestation of a serious pathology. Their sudden spreading occurs in the course of gastric adenocarcinoma – the so-called symptom of Leser and Trélat. The treatment includes electrocoagulation, laser ablation, curettage, cryosurgery, superficial truncation of the lesion, and sometimes a biopsy in cases of oncological concern.
Other common skin lesions are common warts, commonly known as warts. Their common location is the hands and feet, but they can occur in other parts of the body, such as the neck. They are caused by the human papillomavirus – HPV. The infection occurs in contact with the patient, but also through objects with which the patient has come into contact, e.g. towels, clothes. Infection can occur in swimming pools and gyms.
Treatment depends on the size of the lesions, their number and the area in which they occur. The available methods include cryotherapy, laser ablation, surgical excision, topical preparations, e.g. based on retinoic acid, and exfoliating agents. There are many home remedies for warts. Unfortunately, they are often ineffective and can cause scarring. Therefore, I recommend that you go to a dermatology specialist.
— Lek. Anna Mitchke
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