TB: This is how we're gonna make the injection as easy as possible. When I count to three,
there's a pinch and a sting.
If you feel like moving your foot on three do not. What you're gonna do is push your heels straight down not the toes just
here. So one two, three, just go like this if you feel pain, okay a pinch and a sting, then you're done.
(music)
TB: So I'm just wiping down the area.
Okay, so here we go three a pinch
one two three
very good.
So keep breathing you okay? P: Yeah.
TB: Any pain right now? P: No, I'm okay.
TB: No pain, right? P: No. TB: Very good.
You're still okay? P: Yeah.
TB: Okay, one more side and then the whole toe is numb so another little pinch on three. Here we go. One two, three.
P: Oh!
TB: I know I know it stings a little bit.
And how about now any pain? P: No, I'm okay. TB: Just a little bit of pressure too? P: Yeah.
TB: Very good.
Any paid now? P: No.
TB: Okay, you made it.
Was that bad? P: It's not no. TB: And you were nervous. P: I was nervous!
TB: And you did it. Okay you relax.
P: Last time, I tried to take it off by myself. And I took it off. TB: You did? P: Yeah. TB: Was it bleeding a lot then? P: Yeah.
There was a lot but like you said
It's like a ball TB: It is. P: I When I take it off from one side I took everything out.
TB: You how did you do that yourself? That must have been painful! P: I don't know.
I don't know, man but when I do it by myself I'm okay.
But I don't like like, you know
TB: Me doing it!
Okay, so we're just gonna put on this tourniquet so there's very little to no bleeding, okay? P: Okay.
P: It's going to have a lot of blood so you need something
TB: I'll be okay.
So that's why I'm putting this on to try to reduce
how much the it bleeds because a wart is all just blood vessels.
So if you can hold this spot, that's a good position for me. P: Yeah, it's fine for me. TB: Okay.
So like I said pressure is normal. P: Yeah, okay. TB: But nothing sharp. P: Okay.
TB: I can't believe you took the ball out so, you know pretty much that it's warts are just a hard hard piece of tissue. P: Yeah. Sorry!
TB: That's okay. That's okay. We're okay. Don't worry. Don't worry about me you worry about
your foot, okay?
So, I'm just gonna no pain? P: Nothing.
TB: I'm just gonna make a much thinner before we actually remove it so not so much work. P: Okay.
(song plays)
TB: Mm-hmm
P: I was looking for soccer. TB: You can watch whatever you want man. You're good with music. I don't mind to listen to that either.
P: What is your background? TB: You don't know do you? P: No. TB: What do I look like?
P: Oh Spanish something like that?
TB: You think it's Spanish because the last time you were in the office, you heard the Spanish music didn't you? P: No. TB: Oh, I look Spanish
Okay, but not Spanish.
P: Mexican? TB: No, no Latino in me. P: No Latino? TB: No, nothing.
P: Seriously? TB: Seriously.
P: Portuguese? TB: No.
P: Not even close.
TB: You give up? P: Huh? TB: You gave up? P: From what? TB: From guessing what I am?
P: I'm thinking.
It's like um
Maybe Arabic? TB: No, not Arabic.
P: I'll give up man. TB: I'm a mix.
P: Where and where?
TB: Well, so my dad is Filipino
P: Okay TB: And my mom is German.
P: OMG.
It's a nice mix, you know? TB: Thank you.
P: There's someone like that on YouTube channel. TB: Yeah.
P: It's Mark Wiens, you know this guy? TB: No. P: For food and just travelling for food.
So he's a mix Filipino and uh
Scott Scotland and his father is from Scotland.
TB: Same mix? Pretty pretty close then right? P: Yeah, pretty close.
TB: Filipino though, right? P: Yeah.
TB: Do we look alike do we look alike? P: Yeah a little bit. TB: But I'm sure he's got more hair than me, huh? P: Yeah.
TB: No discomfort, no pain no? P: Not at all. I just hear the sound.
TB: I know I'll tell you this. This is a it's a hard one. P: Yeah.
TB: Did you ever go to the family doctor for this at all? P: Yeah I go.
TB: And they just burn it or what did they do?
P: No, they sent me to you.
TB: Oh so they... P: And the next time I go again, I told him I wanted to remove it
so he told me to go to the same guy that he's very good.
My doctor is (?) you know? TB: Yes, yes.
TB: Well, it's good your doctor referred you to somebody. P: Yes, because a long time I've been with him.
P: So there is anymore? TB: So I'm gonna scrape down as much as I can
and then we apply electricity, then we apply acid, and
that's the best we can do, but that was everything
TB: Use it two-time every day. P: Yeah.
TB: So as you can see, it's really moist really really moist.
There's no signs of infection, there's no redness down there. There's no pus there's no smell. P: No, nothing.
TB: Pain level is okay? P: It's like from ten
two. TB: Two out of ten. P: Yeah. TB: Okay. The reason it is bleeding right there is because you pulled the gauze. P: Yeah, just now.
It's nothing. TB: And and and that's why we're going to stop with the cream. There's no more infection; we're okay.
P: Okay. TB: We're gonna switch to the brown liquid. P: I have given it to me. TB: Yes. We apply that
two three times a day. P: And I Ieave it open? TB: Open. Exactly.
P: So sandals are good.
TB: Exactly. So all we do is we put the brown liquid and we put a bandaid no more gauze
the reason gauze is going to stick to the wound. P: Okay. TB: The bandaid has a waxy feeling. P: Which one? The brown one?
TB: The brown bandaid. P: Yeah, I get one.
TB: Not the big one. You know the the smaller bandaid? I'll give you smaller bandaids like these ones that I gave you. Like this.
P: Yeah, yeah. TB: These ones. P: Okay, these ones.
TB: All you need is brown liquid and we'll put some gauze on that in a second, don't worry about it.
All we need to do is we just put the brown liquid. We put a bandaid you do that two three times a day. P: Sounds good.
TB: Leave it open if you're at home, if you're in shoes, you put the bandaid on. P: I can't wear shoes.
TB: Okay, you'll see that once we use the brown liquid, everything calms down. It feels a much better.
We come back in five weeks. There'll be a scab.
We remove some of the scab and we take our first look to see if anything is there.
P: Okay, so you remove what? TB: So, you know in a month, there's gonna be a light scab.
P: Okay. TB: The scab usually is ready to come off and underneath will be healthy clear skin. P: Okay.
TB: Okay, but for now everything looks good, no infection. We just gotta let the top layer
P: Yeah, even the second day like I see just a little bit red. TB: Yes. P: Yeah, then nothing. TB: Nothing.
P: It was still like that.
TB: Very good, very good. Okay.
Perfect.