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Chemical Cautery

Chemical cautery, otherwise called cauterization, is a procedure where a part of a body part is sealed off or removed by burning it. It is used to close arteries to arrest bleeding, to remove unwanted skin growths, and to prevent a wound from getting infected.

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I have spots on my pubic area. What could this be?

Query: Hello doctor, I have these spots on my pubic area for a while now. I visited an STD clinic two years ago and the woman who saw these said they are genital warts. I also had one on the shaft of my penis. She used nitrogen to freeze them and they disappeared (except for the big one that you can see in...  Read Full »


Dr. Asmeet Kaur Sawhney

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have gone through your complaints and reviewed the attached photographs (attachment removed to protect patient identity). The bigger one is looking like a wart and needs to be removed either by chemical cauterization or electrocautery. The smaller ones seem to be eith...  Read Full »

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