How To Treat Mosaic Warts

Oral Or Injected Medication

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Oral or injected medications are other treatments that appeal to individuals who don’t want to go through the process of having warts removed with lasers or therapies that are slightly more painful. This option is easier, and it allows patients to speak with a doctor about the best non-invasive method. Injecting medication is more painful than taking it orally, but it can be just as effective. The doctor might be able to use medication to kill the wart and get it to fall off or die. Many warts are caused by human papillomavirus, and this medication helps fight the virus and kill warts. Oral medication is also used to do the same thing, but there is no way to know which medication is right for each patient before use. Some might work on some patients depending on the cause of their warts, but it might be a trial and error situation. This means it might take longer to find results that make patients happy.

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