Why does it hurt after a wart is frozen

Why does it hurt after a wart is frozen

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Freezing warts does cause stinging in the area and is then followed by redness and a fairly immediate blistering reaction. The blistering can cause pain which can be treated with an OTC medication such as Advil. ChaCha on!

How long does a wart hurt for after having it frozen??

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As a rule, the pain lasts about five to ten minutes. However, sometimes, an underlying nerve gets frozen, and the pain will linger. I suspect that is what happened to you. You may want to call the physician who froze it, and discuss it with…

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