Warts Removed with Sodium Chlorite (Part A) and CDS
The individual in question presented with warts localized around the periorbital region, which resulted in considerable annoyance and discomfort. These warts exhibited a tendency to bleed upon being inadvertently pricked, a phenomenon that not only exacerbated the irritation but also contributed to the persistence of the condition, as they reappeared despite various attempts at removal.
To address this dermatological issue, a treatment regimen was initiated involving the careful application of sodium chlorite (Part A). This compound was applied meticulously using a swab, with the application concentrated solely at the tip for a duration of two consecutive days. The individual reported a mild stinging sensation during this process; however, they adhered to the treatment protocol. Subsequently, pure CDS (3,000ppm) was utilized, again applied with a swab. Notably, the stinging sensation diminished significantly after one week of consistent application.
The outcomes of this treatment were strikingly positive. All warts were successfully eradicated and have not recurred since the completion of the treatment regimen. This case serves as an illustrative example of the potential effectiveness of sodium chlorite and CDS in the management of such dermatological conditions. The before and after results provide compelling evidence of the successful resolution of the wart issue, indicating a marked improvement in both aesthetic appearance and patient comfort.
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