kärbeslõikamine

Kärbeslõikamine is a medical procedure used to remove a topical wart or genital wart. The procedure involves using a minor surgical instrument, typically a scalpel or a razor, to excise the affected area.

During the procedure, the area around the wart is cleaned and prepared for the lõikamine. The healthcare provider then carefully excises the wart with a minor surgical instrument, taking care not to cut any surrounding healthy tissue.

Kärbeslõikamine may be performed in a doctor's office or a clinical setting. The procedure is usually quick and takes only a few minutes to complete. Many patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure and may require local anesthesia to numb the area.

Kärbeslõikamine is typically used to treat warts when other treatments have failed. This can include procedures such as cryotherapy, salicylic acid, or immunotherapy, depending on the specific type of wart and its causes.

Risks associated with kärbeslõikamine include bleeding, infection, or scarring. Healthcare providers will usually discuss the risks and benefits with the patient before proceeding with the procedure. Patients can expect to see the results of the procedure immediately, as the excised wart tissue will be sent for laboratory examination to confirm the diagnosis.

Following kärbeslõikamine, the affected area may be painful or tender to the touch. Pain relief measures and aftercare instructions will be provided by healthcare providers to minimize discomfort and promote healing.