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Molluscum Not Going Away

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  1. About a month and a half ago I got diagnosed with Molluscum
    Contagiosum (in the genital area). At first I had about 5
    little bumps. Since first getting diagnosed, I have had five
    liquid nitrogen treatments (not very pleasant I might add).
    And since then, it seems like it has been getting much
    worse. I now have many more than I sarted with, and it is so
    frustrating. It even seems to be getting uncontrollable.

    So I was just wondering if anyone has had this kind of
    trouble getting rid of these bumps, or has any helpful
    suggestions.

    I have also been tested for all other STD's (including HIV)
    and seems like I'm a pretty healthy girl besides these
    annoying little bumps.

    Any help would be great!

  2. (Sue) said:

    About a month and a half ago I got diagnosed with Molluscum
    Contagiosum (in the genital area). At first I had about 5
    little bumps. Since first getting diagnosed, I have had
    five liquid nitrogen treatments (not very pleasant I might
    add). And since then, it seems like it has been getting
    much worse. I now have many more than I sarted with, and it
    is so frustrating. It even seems to be getting
    uncontrollable.

    So I was just wondering if anyone has had this kind of
    trouble getting rid of these bumps, or has any helpful
    suggestions.

    I have also been tested for all other STD's (including HIV)
    and seems like I'm a pretty healthy girl besides these
    annoying little bumps.

    Any help would be great!

    Molluscum typically go away on their own after an average of
    two years.

    Treating them increases the chance that you will be left
    with permanent scars. However, unlike warts, molluscum can
    occasionally leave scars even if left alone.

    Some dermatologists use canthrone instead of liquid
    nitrogen. You might want to look into this option.

    PF

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