Question: Years ago the dermatologist told me "there are some things you just have to live with." I would be in sad shape if I had not found ways to control the spread and intensification of the disease. It is not readily spread to others (no one has contracted it from me). I may have a resident infection in my sinuses or intestinal tract. It may involve an inadequate immune response. My guess is that it is a fungal infection(80%) or papilloma virus (20%). I do not intend to tell you your business but provide my experience to help you understand what I have learned of its properties. *** What tests need to be made? What systemic prescription medications are likely to be effective (The plaques are wide spread)? Could you provide me with a prescription? What is the likely infectious agent? *** PS My treatment to be effective required my scraping the plaque down to the live skin cells preferably without bleeding. If I created an open sore it often formed a granular cap that needed to be removed and treated for healing. It has been eradicated in some areas but I have not been able to completely keep other scratches, cuts and abrasions from becoming infected. The agent seems to be widespread. Thank You, XXXX XXXXXXX