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August 2023
Please try efudix, it gets rid of a lot of precancerous cells and cancerous cells by killing them and stopping them from rellplicating. Please see my.posts and pics.
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August 2023
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Speak to the friends and tell them to wake up. Skin cancer is life-threatening. Tell them to realise this. And for your sister who is so young tell them she needs to feel they care to help her through it. Love helps us to heal. Young people don't always realise.
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August 2023
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Efudix day 18 lower lip On Fire, v sore, feels like it is eating away the SCC. Side effects pain, burning, scab keeps falling off Efudix kills the cancerous cells
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August 2023
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Sorry to hear about your skin cancer, it is a horrible thing. I do these things: sun protection from UV protective clothes (fabric 50spf UV protective), very wide hat, vitamin D3 everyday, niacinamide vitamin B3 everyday, blood group diet, stay out of sun 10 to 4 and also wear mask over lower face. I also am blonde and fair and skin cancer all appearing in my 50s. Grew up in sun. Stay positive and make the most of life, blondes also have fun!
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August 2023
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Update it did not spread and having regular skin checks and efudix to get rid of AKs I am in my 50s and thinking of what happens if cancer has spread into my body.
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