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gylm
| | Posted on Thursday, March 11, 2004 - 07:21 pm: | |
I have several moles that itch like crazy. One on my neck makes me cough right before I fall asleep at night and keeps me awake. Sometimes it is difficult to swallow. My food tries to come back up and I think it is related to the mole. Many years ago I tried the Edgar Cayce mole remedy and my neck broke into a rash for 6 weeks. It finally fell off, but it came back.
I also went to a dermatologist about one on my back a few years ago because it was driving me crazy itching. He scraped it off, sent it to a lab and told me there was nothing to worry about. I showed him all my itchy moles and he didn't seem concerned. The spot on my back has continued to itch like crazy, although the mole hasn't returned, and the itch seems to be getting worse over time.
There is also a mole on my foot that periodically itches. It appears to get a tiny bit larger after every itching spell.
My mother bought some black salve, but she and my Dad were afraid to try it. Since I'm always experimenting with things like this, I decided to be the guinea pig for the family and see if it would get rid of my moles. I started with the one on my foot. The mole immediately began to burn and itch when I applied the salve, so I was hopeful. But the process took a lot longer than the instructions said it would and a "core" never worked it's way out. It took the lesion six weeks to heal, intead of two weeks.
A few months later I noticed that my foot was was itching again. I called the company that makes the salve and they recommended treating it again. Since the scar was minimal, and the stuff seemed to be working,I decided to treat the one on my neck, too, as it has gotten larger lately and it really bothers me.
I noticed that the mole on my foot didn't itch and burn as much as it did the first time, nor as much as the mole on my neck, which was being treated for the first time. I took this as a good sign, that there was less virus in the mole on my foot because it had been treated previously. It also felt like the salve on my neck was working, as the pesky cough subsided. But in a few days it returned, so I treated the mole again. When I did, a skin tag appeared about an inch away from the original mole. The skin tag was itching, so I treated it too.
A pus scab came off the lesion on my neck as the instructions said it would, but it looked to me like there were still some "seeds" in the bottom of the hole. I was concerned about scarring, so I was planning to give my neck some time to heal before treating it again. But a new mole popped up out of the scar before the redness even subsided and the pesky cough returned, so I treated it again.
At this time I decided to treat the itchy place on my back too. The pus scab that formed on my neck this time was green instead of yellow and the pain was much worse. And, unfortunately, the itchy place on my back, where the dermatologist scraped the mole off 10 years ago, reacted much more intensely to the paste than my neck or my foot. I literally shook from the pain.
The people that make the salve recommended that I take it internally too, so I have been doing that. Anyway, I got your book today and it is very helpful. I wish I'd known what I was getting into. I probably would have done it anyway, but it would have been nice to be mentally prepared. This hurts way more than I ever dreamed it would. It is also taking a lot longer than the intructions say it will. I also made all the classic mistakes that I've read about on this message board: I didn't cleanse internally first, I didn't cover the entire area, I took bloodroot SALVE internally...
Nevertheless, I hope to be rid of these miserable moles and have a happy outcome. The third eschar came off the mole on my foot last night and it looks clean and pink and healthy underneath, so I think I finally got all of it and I am hopeful that the same will happen with the mole on my neck. I'm also very glad to learn about mixing tumeric with bloodroot to reduce scarring, especially for the one on my neck. |
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