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Gayle Posted - 06/02/2014 : 01:20:53
I am new in here so please forgive me if this has been asked before. My husband has a sunspot on his face - near his left temple. He scratched himself and now finds it will not heal. He has been using aloe vera -- also the chemist gave him some creme called Solosite. It tends to heal then when he leans over at times it bleeds/or weeps. He does not want surgery as it will be a big thing --- is there any natural sort of things he can use to clear it up. Hope someone can help me.
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gloe Posted - 06/02/2014 : 12:26:42
Everyone who posts here is doing it to help others. Just start reading and try something. There are lots of things to try.

Best of luck.

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