YT a 23 yo male presents at the community pharmacy looking for a product to remove what appears to be awart on the corner of their mouth that appeared a month ago. What action should be taken now?a.Refer the patient to their PCP to rule out if it is a canker/cold sore or herpesb. Recommend an OTC cryotherapy product like Compound W Freeze offC. Recommend applying apple cider vinegar multiple times a dayd. Refer the patient to their PCP since warts in sensitive areas are a self-treatment exclusion

Wart is a skin infection caused by human pilloma virus

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