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Cryotherapy is the use of freezing temperatures to treat pain or some other conditions. It is used to relieve nerve pain by freezing the irritated nerve. Cryotherapy is also used in cryosurgery, where localized areas of cancer or some skin abnormality are frozen and removed.

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How do I manage a persistent, itchy, rough skin lesion?

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How effective is cryotherapy for prostate cancer?

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Will pyogenic granuloma on scalp bleed on scratching?

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Is surgery needed for hyperechoic kidney lesion?

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What are genital skin tags?

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Why do I have a strange pinkish-purple bump on my toe?

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I have chronic cervicitis. Should I consider a hysterectomy?

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How can small spots on the glans of the penis be treated?

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Which therapy is better for prurigo nodularis?

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What is the soft, white, non-itchy lump in my penile shaft?

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