Intralesional injection of mumps, measles, and rubella vaccine, bleomycin, and vitamin D3 in warts treatment

Objectives To compare the therapeutic efficacy of intralesional mumps, measles, and rubella (MMR) vaccination, vitamin D3 (VitD3), bleomycin injection in patients with warts. Background With good outcomes, common warts have been treated immunotherapy using antigens or vaccinations. It might result resolution without any outward signs deterioration scarring boost host’s defenses against agent that caused problem. Methods This study involved 84 wart Benha University Hospitals, Egypt. All participants gave their consent after being informed. MMR, bleomycin, VitD3 were injected intralesionally to treat warts, whereas normal saline was control patients. Patients followed every session for size mother record effect therapy. Results Comparing response at last follow-up vitD3, versus group revealed a significantly better each modality compared groups (P