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saved1978 Posted - 09/12/2013 : 00:55:54
Basal cell under my left eye, quite small, did not want to get it medically removed, after rubbing with H/pero on the b'cell noticed white area being uncovered, the body of the thing seemed to be getting exposed. But after further exploring down more and more white areas were being exposed, any help advice welcome please.I guess that this is just a lot more than I thought.Am hoping to attack it with Black salve & or bi-carb+apricot kenel oil, I tried black salve before but it did not dig deep enough I think, I was perspiring at work a lot at that time, this could have weakened the black salve, my black salve is of good origin, how strong can you go? Thanks to all on this great site, God bless

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