Flat Warts Treatment
Liquid nitrogen treatment pink spots?
I had a liquid nitrogen treatment about a week ago for some kind of flat warts, it was applied to a big part of my hands and now that some skin has peeled off I am noticing some whitish pink spots, I am black btw.
I am freaking out, will those go away or stay permanently :s?
I’m very sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but either that pinkish spot is just a mark left by the wart which will go away in a few days (20% chance of this happening), or you have developed nitrogen toxicosis.
Nitrogen toxicosis is a very rare and extremely annoying side effect caused by the chemical reaction of liquid nitrogen to unusually warm skin. The reason you have this is probably you warmed your hands up before applying the liquid nitrogen. What the toxicosis will do is cause swelling in the affected areas and seem to grow bigger in size. Immediatly halt the treatment of liquid nitrogen, because this will only increase the size of the internal toxicosis. Luckily, the toxicosis will shrink in size if you apply sulphuric gases onto it.
If you talk to your doctor about this soon, this will go away about a week after you apply the sulphuric gasses. If not, the stain is not poisonus (despite the name), but will linger on for around 3 months to 15 months. Good luck!
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