Description:
Hello. What’s going on with the tweezer?
Question answer:
We sometimes see or hear this expression in our work. At first, there was probably one or two gills. Lasers, refrigeration, burning, etc. The gills were missing at the time, but the wounds may not have been good enough, and they continued to grow around them, with many gills growing. Or somewhere else, other parts of the world, new gills. And it’s growing fast, and it feels like it’s getting worse. There is, of course, a certain relationship to, and not exclusively a consequence of, treatment. It is because the virus itself is a possibility. As a result of treatment, the local environment becomes more and more damp and conducive to the replication of the HPV virus. In this way, the frequency of its recurrence will increase and it will grow faster. That means we’re going to have to remove the cylindrical body when we treat the patient. At the same time, consideration should be given to the possibility that there may still be a hidden HPV virus. We have to intervene in it. It is either killed with drugs or changed its growth environment so that it does not develop. Or slowing down the rate of its onset would be more beneficial for our treatment of the sharp hyena. If a patient is suspected or diagnosed with an acute hysteria, he can add 💬jrsy820 to a private interview.
