What are the other treatment options for viral warts when salicylic acid doesn't work?

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Thanks for the question. First, it is important to confirm the diagnosis of a viral wart. Callosities of the foot can also present with thickened skin on the soles and can look very much like a viral wart. Salicylic acid can be used to treat viral warts. If the wart is persistent after 2 to 3 months of treatment or progressing in size, you can consider alternative treatments. Cryotherapy or freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen is an alternative treatment that is commonly used to treat viral warts. Usually, a few sessions spaced weekly or fortnightly will be required.