開頭以為係因為水泡 定唔知寫字起枕
大半年後 手指尾側邊 有一粒細細粒嘅野
上面有幾粒黑點
點知當我滅開層皮比我發現咗少少胞狀嘅物體
嚇到仆街 跟住上網查話係「尋常疣」嘅野
流咗少少血 聽聞話係高傳染性所以後尾搵膠布貼住咗
依家痾尿都唔敢用嗰隻手
有冇師兄都有咁嘅野， 之後點解決？
可唔可以分享下
利申：冇叫過雞冇sp 冇剩 點解會中咗HPV 病毒
中咗HPV 病毒 點算好
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事源大半年前 發現手指尾有粒細細粒嘅枕
開頭以為係因為水泡 定唔知寫字起枕
大半年後 手指尾側邊 有一粒細細粒嘅野
上面有幾粒黑點
點知當我滅開層皮比我發現咗少少胞狀嘅物體
嚇到仆街 跟住上網查話係「尋常疣」嘅野
流咗少少血 聽聞話係高傳染性所以後尾搵膠布貼住咗
依家痾尿都唔敢用嗰隻手
有冇師兄都有咁嘅野， 之後點解決？
可唔可以分享下
利申：冇叫過雞冇sp 冇剩 點解會中咗HPV 病毒
開頭以為係因為水泡 定唔知寫字起枕
大半年後 手指尾側邊 有一粒細細粒嘅野
上面有幾粒黑點
點知當我滅開層皮比我發現咗少少胞狀嘅物體
嚇到仆街 跟住上網查話係「尋常疣」嘅野
流咗少少血 聽聞話係高傳染性所以後尾搵膠布貼住咗
依家痾尿都唔敢用嗰隻手
有冇師兄都有咁嘅野， 之後點解決？
可唔可以分享下
利申：冇叫過雞冇sp 冇剩 點解會中咗HPV 病毒
疣好常見...
尋常疣唔會變性病疣
尋常疣唔會變性病疣
其實應該要點處理 撳落去有少少痛痛地
睇醫生，講完
唔該你睇左醫生先好冇，自己google當診斷？
睇醫生...藥水/冷凍
皮膚薄嘅位，冷凍到起水泡，連根拔起就可以速戰速決
皮膚厚嘅就藥水啦，冷凍好難
皮膚薄嘅位，冷凍到起水泡，連根拔起就可以速戰速決
皮膚厚嘅就藥水啦，冷凍好難
唔好意思，同你老婆做果陣唔記得帶套
有冇邊間醫生好介紹
有冇話邊間好啲
通常自己好番，過左成年都唔好就揾皮膚科做cryotherapy
你有錢有公司保險直接做都得
你有錢有公司保險直接做都得
我有買保險 但係點同個保險佬講？
E.g 手指尾有污糟野？
唔想比女友知自己有啲咁嘅野
E.g 手指尾有污糟野？
唔想比女友知自己有啲咁嘅野
襯得1粒好快快手搵醫生做左佢 數量一多你就麻煩
你去揾普通科醫生睇一次確定係wart, 拎埋轉介信
唔洗揾保險佬，打上去CS問佢wart removal保唔保，保額幾多, email 埋個轉介信俾CS confirm
好大機會claim到
btw, 無公司保險咩
唔洗揾保險佬，打上去CS問佢wart removal保唔保，保額幾多, email 埋個轉介信俾CS confirm
好大機會claim到
btw, 無公司保險咩
我屌 其實腳板底都有一粒
有冇圖？
擺上chat GPT睇病?
你唔好嚇親喎
怕Google仲恐怖
第一張手指尾
第二張 腳板底
HPV好似日常接觸都會有機會中
多謝巴打教路 聽日會去睇醫生
疣
冷凍治療啦
冷凍治療啦
Chat GPT 話唔係喎，睇完醫生上黎報告下
Based on the images you provided, the conditions on your skin could be due to several possible causes. Here are a few possibilities:
Scabies: The first image looks like it could be scabies, which is caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin, causing intense itching and a pimple-like rash. The burrows can appear as tiny, raised, and wavy lines.
Eczema: The second image might be indicative of eczema, which is a condition that makes your skin red and itchy. It can appear anywhere on the body, and often it looks like patches of dry, scaly skin.
Infection or Inflammation: The second image could also suggest an infected cut or blister, potentially a bacterial infection like impetigo or a localized skin infection.
Psoriasis: Another possibility is psoriasis, which can cause red, itchy, and scaly patches, most commonly on the knees, elbows, trunk, and scalp.
Allergic Reaction: Contact dermatitis from an allergic reaction to something that touched your skin can also look similar to the rashes in the images.
Bug Bite or Sting: The second image especially looks like it might be a reaction to a bug bite or sting, which can become infected if scratched.
To get a proper diagnosis and treatment, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional or dermatologist. They can examine your skin more closely and may take a sample or perform other tests to determine the exact cause of the condition. Meanwhile, keeping the affected areas clean and avoiding scratching can help prevent further irritation or infection.
Based on the images you provided, the conditions on your skin could be due to several possible causes. Here are a few possibilities:
Scabies: The first image looks like it could be scabies, which is caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin, causing intense itching and a pimple-like rash. The burrows can appear as tiny, raised, and wavy lines.
Eczema: The second image might be indicative of eczema, which is a condition that makes your skin red and itchy. It can appear anywhere on the body, and often it looks like patches of dry, scaly skin.
Infection or Inflammation: The second image could also suggest an infected cut or blister, potentially a bacterial infection like impetigo or a localized skin infection.
Psoriasis: Another possibility is psoriasis, which can cause red, itchy, and scaly patches, most commonly on the knees, elbows, trunk, and scalp.
Allergic Reaction: Contact dermatitis from an allergic reaction to something that touched your skin can also look similar to the rashes in the images.
Bug Bite or Sting: The second image especially looks like it might be a reaction to a bug bite or sting, which can become infected if scratched.
To get a proper diagnosis and treatment, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional or dermatologist. They can examine your skin more closely and may take a sample or perform other tests to determine the exact cause of the condition. Meanwhile, keeping the affected areas clean and avoiding scratching can help prevent further irritation or infection.