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Scc in situ

Antan
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July

Scc in situ

I had scc removed surgically 2020. Now more scc in situ have grown so I am having efudix flouraracil cream treatment. On day 14 of lower lip.

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Antan
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August

Scc in situ

Efudix day 18 lower lip

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On Fire, v sore, feels like it is eating away the SCC. Side effects pain, burning, scab keeps falling off, malaise.

 

You can see how far the cancer has spread below the lip. 

 

Hopefully the efudix will reduce the tumours sizes to make adequate reconstruction surgery result feasible.

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Antan
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August

Re: Scc in situ

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 day 21 efudix treatment 

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Antan
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August

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 above top to bottom from day 21 to day 35

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Antan
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August

Re: Scc in situ

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 before efudix

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Antan
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August

Re: Scc in situ

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 3 days after stopping treatment of five weeks

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