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Intralesional Vitamin D Injection for Treatment of Common Warts

Vitamin D injections may help treat common warts.

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18 years and older
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Phase 2

Study Purpose: Doctors want to see if injecting Vitamin D into a wart can help in its treatment.

Who Can Join? You can join if you are an adult patient at Mayo Clinic Rochester with one or more skin warts and can give consent. Both stubborn and non-stubborn warts are allowed.

Who Can't Join? You cannot join if you have had any wart treatments in the last month, had immune-boosting therapy in the last 4 months, ever had Vitamin D injections for warts, take high doses of Vitamin D, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have warts on your face or genitals, or have immune system problems.

  • Time Commitment: This study involves visits to the clinic.
  • Eligibility: You need to be seen by a doctor to confirm you have warts.
  • Important Notes: Please remember, if you have tried other treatments recently or have certain health conditions, you might not be able to join.

If you meet these criteria and are interested, please contact your doctor at Mayo Clinic Rochester for more information.

Study details
    Verruca vulgaris

NCT04278573

Stephen P. Merry

19 February 2024

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