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Suggest Treatment For A Large Blister On The Skin

About three weeks ago I went to my local doctor and had some warts frozen with liquid nitrogen. Most are now gone, aside from one giant blister that was originally black and clearly filled with blood, but now has deflated and is just hard. The thing is, it deflated about a week ago, and from that point has basically looked the same, and is showing no sign of coming off. Is it going to suddenly come off in a week? Or should I try to pull it off? I m just sick of wearing a band aid to cover it up during the day (it looks really ugly). Thanks!
Wed, 11 Mar 2015
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi. blisters after cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen is very very common. It seems one of the blister has not come off and is present as blackish area. I think you should consult your dermatologist and get it removed, if its bothering you. Thanks
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Suggest Treatment For A Large Blister On The Skin

Hi. blisters after cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen is very very common. It seems one of the blister has not come off and is present as blackish area. I think you should consult your dermatologist and get it removed, if its bothering you. Thanks