Management of a wart on the arm (also known as common warts) includes physical therapy, topical medications, intradermal injections, and systemic medications. Warts are pimples that appear when the human papilloma virus infects the skin and mucous membranes, and they are a kind of benign superfluous organism.
1. Physical therapy: you can go to the regular hospital, through physical therapy, such as freezing, laser, etc., so that the warts off, so as to remove the common warts.
2. Topical medication: For smaller warts, you can use fluorouracil ointment, peptide butylamine cream, imiquimod ointment and other medications to apply on the warts. However, the specific usage and precautions should be based on the actual situation to consult a professional, under the guidance of the doctor.
3. Intradermal injection: Refractory common warts and a large number of common warts can be detached by using interferon injections at the root of the warts, but must be operated by professional medical personnel.
4. Systematic use of drugs: patients can use immunomodulators, such as interferon, to control the condition. Specific matters should be based on the actual situation to consult a professional doctor.
It is recommended that patients follow the doctor’s instructions to choose the appropriate treatment, treatment, not blindly self-medication, need to be under the guidance of the doctor reasonable use of medication, so as to avoid adverse reactions, delay the condition.