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Dr Phil Kieran: My son has developed warts on his back and thumb

Dr Phil Kieran: My son has developed warts on his back and thumb
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A GP provides medical advice regarding the treatment of warts in children, noting that they are often spread through skin contact and can take years to resolve. He recommends topical salicylic acid as a first-line treatment to stimulate the immune system.

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Offers practical health guidance for common dermatological issues in children.

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Scratching the wart or the surrounding skin can cause it to enlarge or spread to new areas. Picture: iStock

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