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CarolynI
| | Posted on Saturday, December 06, 2003 - 11:46 pm: | |
I have had a basal cell carcinoma biopsied on my leg. For the past two years (visits), the dermatologist had her PA examine me. My red spot of concern on my leg was said to be nothing. Recently, I had a cyst removed from my neck and asked the dermatologist personally to look at the red spot. She immediately did a biopsy that came back as basal cell. It has been there at least four years. A medical intuitive I was seeing suggested bloodroot and since the dermatologist's office could not work me in for six weeks to remove the lesion, I decided to try the bloodroot on both red spots (which were very close to each other) - knowing absolutely nothing about this treatment other than the personal testimony by this medical intuitive. In 24 hours, I had a classic reaction on the one spot that was biopsied and of concern to the dermatologist.
Also, three spots spontaneously appeared on my elbow, one being raised and more significant than the other two. The dermatologist will not work with me since I have opted to do an herbal treatment. The medical intuitive said that the biopsy could have triggered the cancer to jump.
I am concerned. I have ordered your book. I do not know where to turn and would prefer to have a dermatologist/experienced naturopath, etc. work with me on this. The medical intuitive said to do nothing with the elbow spot until the other lesion was completely healed. Should I have this new lesion biopsied? Should I have the old lesion biopsied once it has healed to verify that the cancer is gone?
Can you refer me to someone in Phoenix Arizona who has experience with black salve and basal cell carcinoma? Thank you for your help.
CarolynI |
Ingrid
| | Posted on Saturday, December 13, 2003 - 11:05 am: | |
Carolyn,
Please contact me privately for a referral in your area. It would be good to combine the external treatments with sound internal ones. |
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