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Wart - Index finger
Have a big Wart on my index finger for a few years now.
Although, it doesn't bother me in any big way, feel that lately it causes slight pain sometimes and lately, have become very uncomfortable with having that virus given that it's on my right hand's index finger.
Can you please suggest me the best/side effect less way to get rid of it?
Thanks.
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You have a wart growth over your index finger. This needs to be treated as early as possible because it's a communicable disease. And it may spread to your house all contacts. The treatment is a simple procedure called electrocauterization by which we destroy the wart. Please visit a nearby dermatologist who can do the procedure.
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Warts can be removed through radiofrequency cautery by a dermatologist. No scarring after procedure. Safe and permanent
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