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allwallsdissolve Posted - 03/30/2010 : 19:01:11
Hi....Im relatively new to this site and want to try some treatments. I have spots on various areas of my body including my face. How do some of you keep treatment areas covered and moist? Im especially interested in trying sunspot ES.
Have any of you used this w/o covering it after application?
Have any of you used topical treatments taht do not require keeping them covered?
If one uses micropore tape I assume this is in conjunction with a gauze pad?
I have alot of small areas in addition to a few bigger areas.
allwallsdissolve
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allwallsdissolve Posted - 04/15/2010 : 13:23:28
anivoc..thank you for the link. Tan tape has been very hard to find. I am now ready to start with some of the techniques. Until today I have been traveling and am now home for awhile. I am grateful I found this site .
Heidi
anivoc Posted - 03/30/2010 : 23:36:33
Hi welcome to the forum.

I have used sunspot es. I think it might knock out actenic keratosis but I had no luck with it with basal cell carcinoma. Every pperson is different and it might work for you. Good Luck!

In regards to keeping the lesions covered and moist, I found a place that sells 3m micropore tape flesh tone "tan". It is way better than bandaids, not near as obvious. If I have a lesion that is oozing I just place some surgical gauze over the wound and then tape it down. The stuff works great and is gentle on the skin.
I have gone through several rolls in my quest to find a better way to deal with my skin cancers than what the derms offer.

Bloodroot is the only thing that REALLY worked and it is very powerful, painful stuff.. That's why I keep trying these other methods.

Several people have had good luck with petty spurge. I now have it available to me but am in the middle of trying another process so I am waiting on the petty spurge. I want to see the results I get from vitamin C and aspirin crushed and applied in a beeswax mix.. I'm getting some results but it is a huge nodular BCC so we'll see.

http://www.americandiabeteswholesale.com/-strse-1220/3M-Micropore-Tape-15331/Detail.bok?zmam=69792428&zmas=1&zmac=2&zmap=W15331

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