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“I have a Basal Cell Carcinoma on my left hand. It’s in a terrible place for surgery so they are doing SRT (radiation) on it for 16 weeks. If that doesn’t work, it’s off to surgery. “
Mrs. BBB333 just finished a course of SRT treatment for Basal Cell Carcinoma on her face (just below her nose, above her lip). The skin became very red and is flaking off now.
She did not want surgery on her face (understandable) and she’s very needle/scalpel phobic...
I sincerely hope you can finish your treatments...it appears to be a very good procedure.
As for ivermectin and skin cancer I do NOT know for sure — your Basal Cell Carcinoma is insignificant compared to melanoma (please understand I mean no offense). Fenbendazole and ivermectin have shown promise in fighting multiple forms of cancer.
Mrs. BBB333 does take Fenbendazole (and an occasional ivermectin) for her Melanoma and lymphoma. Yet she still got a spot of Basal Cell Carcinoma. Perhaps her SRT treatment went well because of it?
God bless!
Thanks! Thankfully no melanoma yet. If the hand heals enough, I hope to continue with the SRT. The MOHS I had done on my face was a disaster. They will do that to my hand if the SRT doesn’t work, or I can’t complete it. At my age, I could probably go the rest of my life without surgery on the hand since it’s not a dangerous skin cancer.
Prayers for your wife! I have had several skin cancer surgeries but nothing else. That’s the only type of cancer I know of in my family, so far. I hope your wife’s experience with cancer is finished!