Several of my friends have successfully used cansema ointment for "suspicious"
areas - no reaction if it is nothing to worry about .........
Euphorbia milk from a freshly picked stem is also successful for small areas.
Jane
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----- Original Message -----
From: Lisa
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2010 2:14 AM
Subject: RE: CS>Freckle question
Thanks everybody!
I also agree on the sunscreen portion - only time we use it here is when the
husband enforces it (and I can't get away with not using any) OR even I'll put
a bit on the kids when it's 90+ degrees out and super, strong, summer sun with
no shade etc.
Regardless, I plan on waiting a couple days as this morning it looked smaller
and actually more of what I originally suspected (and hoped) it was - and that
was more of a fingernail [dotted] scratch. It looks smaller and not as bad. My
eyesight certainly isn't what it once was.so it's hard for me to really get a
good look at it (plan on breaking out the reading glasses that are stashed
somewhere to look closer).
Lisa
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From: MaryAnn Helland [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2010 11:56 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Freckle question
Jane -- for the most part, I'm inclined to agree with you. But flat, red,
growing skin areas are oftentimes melanomas. Since this is on her face, it
would be better to address that while it is as small as possible.
MA
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From: Jane MacRoss [email protected]
Sun screens and dermatologists are not good for the health & I believe we
should know this by now and be able to work around the need for either.
----- Original Message -----
From: Lisa
Hi All,
My daughter (who's 7) has got light (and very cute) freckles on her nose
and under her eyes. Within the past two maybe three days I noticed one that was
red and much larger and darker. So much so I actually thought it was a cut that
had bled. It seems to have settled down as far as not being so red.but I wonder
if there's anything to be worried about. It's not raised - completely flat etc.
but doesn't seem to fit in with all her other freckles, it stands out quite a
bit. The thought crossed my mind as far as possibly using some sort of cream or
anything that is successful in lightening these which would not have any
detrimental effects? Does such a homeopathic, natural remedy exist?
Lisa
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