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julia_julia335

October 15th, 2005

Ok so like my mom got me these bandaid things that r suppose to get rid of a wart on my finger.....It like turned it white, like totally white.....So now there is just a big white circle on my finger....Should I be worried? Should I continue using the bandaids?

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Kimmeh

replied October 15th, 2005

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That means that it is working. If you went to the doctor to get it removed it would do something similar. I'd keep the bandaids on it untill it falls off. The white stuff is the medicine freezing and burning the wart off.

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sassycheer

replied June 19th, 2010

Bigger and Bigger

I used those too but my warts doubled in size. then we tried the freezer stuff you can buy at a grociery store and that made them bigger too. So finally we went to the doctor and the treatments didnt help nut made them bigger also. Now its so big I cant tumble in gymnastics and it gets in the way ALOT! I have an appointment with the dermatologist this week. Maybe that will help.

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