Treatment Review) Cold therapy for warts in a third-grade child with immense pain

I am planning to leave a review of the cryotherapy treatment for the wart that my child received two years ago.

I thought I was in a lot of pain.

I finally told the truth after two years.

Actually, it was just a mild sting.

They said they were sick because they wanted to eat jelly snacks lol

 

What is this hard lump that suddenly appeared on the back of my hand?

It's a bit stiff...

I also used nail clippers to do a little tidying up...

Isn't this just going to keep getting bigger?

She went to great lengths, saying she was going to open that because it looked easy to tear apart, even though she didn't know anything about it. ㅠ.ㅠ

I didn't realize it was a wart.

This keeps getting bigger, so I finally visited the dermatologist.

I got scolded by the doctor for tearing it off with nail clippers. They said it is highly contagious, so I need to disinfect all the tools at home. They told me never to touch it, so if you see something like that, go to the hospital immediately.

 

The photo below shows the back of the hand before the procedure.

The cryotherapy machine looks just like a butane gas canister, and the procedure involved spraying the wart area for about 15 seconds or 30 seconds, about three times.

I received treatment for this about three times, so it's been about two years ago, and my memory is a bit fuzzy.

They said this hurts a lot.

My child was in a lot of pain, but he said he endured it quietly.

I heard another child crying during a procedure and saying it hurt so much, so I was really nervous. ㅠ.ㅠ

 

 

 

 

I couldn't take a picture on the first day...

The area treated with cryotherapy on the second day has swollen.

 

 

On the third day, it swelled up even more.

And after a week, it suddenly burst open with a pop~ and the size was like a blueberry.

A lot of blood came out inside.

 

 

This is a photo taken today, two years later.

The child is sleeping, so I secretly took a picture of just the hand, not a stretched-out photo haha

The traces of the wart have disappeared like this.

Although they said they were in a lot of pain, because the contagiousness is strong, prompt treatment is necessary to reduce suffering.

Warts are a viral skin condition caused by the human papillomavirus and can occur on any part of the body besides the hands and feet. They can be easily transmitted through contact, so it is recommended to avoid irritating the lesions to prevent spreading to others or to different areas of the body.