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Wart Regrowth After Biopsy: What It Means & What to Do
A wart removed for biopsy should not grow back. If a growth reappears at the same site, see a doctor promptly. It could be:
- Recurrence of the original lesion (incomplete removal)
- A new, unrelated growth
- Something else entirely (e.g., a different skin condition)
Your doctor can examine the area, possibly re-biopsy, and recommend appropriate treatment.
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