Can I shower after liquid nitrogen treatment?
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You may shower or bathe with the blister (filled with fluid) or even if it is "broken open". Using soap and warm water, you may wash the area with clean fingers. Do not use a scented or antibacterial soap. Avoid going into a pool, river, lake, spa, hot tub, or sauna until the blister is dried up..
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