A 6-year-old girl presents to the pediatric clinic due to the presence of skin “bumps.” The first was noted on the abdomen approximately

A 6-year-old girl presents to the pediatric clinic due to the presence of skin “bumps.” The first was noted on the abdomen approximately 10 weeks ago. It has since disappeared. Approximately 4-5 similar lesions have appeared over the past 2 months on the chest and back that were mildly pruritic. There have been no other symptoms. Several playmates reported similar lesions over the past 6 months. Past history was otherwise unremarkable. Examination revealed a well-developed girl in no distress with normal vital signs. Five rounded, dome-shaped, pinkish papules with central umbilication were found on the chest and back. Manipulation of the papules resulted in the expression of yellowish, caseous material. You have made the diagnosis of molluscum contagiosum. What is the most appropriate treatment?A. Topical cantharidinB. CurettageC. Topical silver nitrateD. Antipruritics as needed; cover exposed lesions with adhesive bandage