Fluoroplex 1%

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Wed, Feb 08 '06, 3:27 PM

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Jane Says:
Wed, Aug 26 '09, 5:39 PM

I've been prescribed fluoroplex for precancerous cells on my face. How bad are the temporary effects? How long do they ususally last? They recommended I use it all over my face, but the red areas are only on my cheek and hairline. Why should I use it all over?

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Mickeyfin Says:
Wed, Nov 04 '15, 3:21 AM

AK usually turns up as small benign rough areas. However within the skin there are many more precancerous cells. When you use the cream medications, the cells that cannot be seen are killed and brought to the surface. The first time I was treated for 2 rough areas, I ended up having about 50 lesions all over my face. You dr is recommending the right treatment, but it is difficult to go through, as you may end up with a large number of lesions and not be able to work or go outside. I just went through it, I am in the healing stage. I did not leave the house for 5 weeks.

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