Patient's question:
Recently, I don't know what's going on with my skin. It's dry, itchy, and has white spots and red dots. It's very uncomfortable. Can laser treatment be used for common warts?Doctor's answer:
This common wart is caused by the transmission of human papillomavirus. Currently, this condition has a certain self-limiting nature, meaning that a small portion of patients, if left untreated in clinical diagnosis, can still fully recover. However, this is indeed a rare occurrence. If this common wart reappears, our clinical diagnosis will decide to treat it with laser therapy. In laser treatment, some patients may experience relief after treatment, but others may still be prone to recurrence, as this common wart tends to recur frequently in its early stages. Some patients may need to be treated multiple times before it can be completely removed. Therefore, laser treatment can still provide relief for some patients with this common wart. In addition to laser therapy, cryotherapy, electrocautery, or various surgical excisions can also be used for treatment.