Hi,
My doctor has removed HPV genital warts from glans using cryotherapy.
But one month after treatment, on treated places there is some reaction.
Are those also genital warts?
Thank you
That looks like an excellent result to me. Maybe the discolouration will fade in time. I imagine it could take several weeks or even months. I suppose it is scarring?
Problem is that, one week after treatment, skin was perfectly smooth. But few weeks after, skin actually changed, as it's seen if you look closer... not just discolouration...
That's why it's scarring...
I tought you meant scarry... i don't think it is scar ring... that's why i am concerned...
Either way, I doubt it is anything to worry about.....
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Can anyone please tell me, if I have to go to glans biopsy, how painful it is, and do I have to stay in hospital, and how many days to skip from work?
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I haven't had a glans biopsy, but I've had one in my prostate and also in my mouth (inside of cheek). It shouldn't hurt but if it's likely to, they can numb it. If with an injunction, the 'little prick' will be the worst bit! It's an out-patient procedure and you would be able to resume normal life very soon - eg the following day. However, I very much doubt any doctor will say you need it!
I'm not sure you actually need a biopsy, but I think it's an out-patient procedure without much pain, and you'd be able to go straight back to work.
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