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Diabetic with persistant warts? |
My sister is a diabetic and since she got her first wart from camp (about 4 years ago) she cannot seem to get rid of them. She has been to a foot doctor and they have tried freezing it and lasering it but nothing seems to help for very long. Being a diabetic prevents her from getting it cut out (hard time healing). If she is lucky it might go away for a month then its right back again. Any suggestions?? Find a doctor that will inject them with Bleomycin. I had the most horrible warts for years until I was treated with this. The treatments can be painful, but it is incredible with the speed that it works. My largest wart was gone in 3 treatments and has not returned for over three years. I had tried Cutting out, Freezing, Laser, and even Holistic Medicine. Bleo for the win. |
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