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Author  Topic    lafoust 4 Posts Posted - 08/14/2010 :  22:46:03     Hello! I just came across this forum while searching for information regarding BCC. I had a small lump removed a few years ago but am developing something similar again. I am reading about some of these creams and things for the posts but wondering if anyone has tried them on a BBC that is not an open sore like mine. Not sure if a cream would work on something that isn't open. Thank you for any advice. Also- I do have an appt scheduled but it isn't for another month. marsha 122 Posts Posted - 08/16/2010 :  22:45:15     Yes they will work. But your Dr probably wont like any of them. lafoust 4 Posts Posted - 08/17/2010 :  22:32:23     I was reading about the raspberry one. Have you tried any? marsha 122 Posts Posted - 08/18/2010 :  21:13:42     I haven't, but maybe someone on that site could talk to you about it. sometimes people only go to one site. thanks01 170 Posts Posted - 08/19/2010 :  13:44:00     I tried both black and red raspberry powder externally but did not see much result in the problem spot (which was later removed surgically). I still keep the powder to use in drinks and on yogurt, because I do think it has some anti-cancer effect inside your system. Not a waste, but not an immediate cure for an active spot. lafoust 4 Posts Posted - 08/21/2010 :  22:05:01     Thank you for your information! I did order the cream. I am hoping it will at least shrink the spot!    Topic

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