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Q: Warts and Pussing Face

asked by: upstateconnect on August 19th, 2008

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Aout a year ago I got a wart on my nose, that after some time fell off. About two months ago I got a wart right above my lip, then a month ago another appeared right beside it.

I have been noticing that on different places of my face right below the surface the skin seems hard, and after applying pressure to the spot puss is coming from that hard surface. If anyone knows what I should do or have heard of this condition please help. Is this something I need to be overly concern about???

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Fairy Godmother

replied on August 19th, 2008

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I for one would most certainly see a dermotologist. This sounds like something that needs to be medically taken care of. The recurring is why I say this. Its better to get checked than to allow this to go on. Better to be safe than sorry. Plus....mashing the bumps will cause bruising and scarring of you skin.

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