The 3-week Efudex / Fluorouracil Nightmare Is Now Unnecessary!!

psyched123 Says:
Wed, Feb 06 '19, 9:19 PM

Harvard Medical recently discovered a new treatment regime for AK. This new four-day Harvard Medical protocol is going to save us all from the Efudex & Fluorouracil nightmare:

Adding calcipotriene to 5-FU dramatically reduced AKs

I used this 4-day treatment for AK in Dec '18 and it works!! Save yourself from the 3 week fluorouracil nightmare and do this 4-day treatment instead. I made this Youtube video of my experience with this protocol:

https:/­/­www.youtube.com/­watch?v=PhEFAa9FUFc

The treatment resolves actinic keratosis in only 4 days. No longer is the pain and discomfort of the commonly prescribed 3 week Flouracil necessary to clear your skin of these pre-cancerous lesions.

Mix 5% Fluoroucil and Calcipotriene 50/50 and apply twice per day for four days. Both of these creams can be purchased through prescription. Your doctor has to prescribe Fluorouracil (5-FU), but you can get Calcipotriene on Ebay. {affiliate link added}

jacqueline Says:
Thu, Dec 05 '19, 4:32 PM
I am about to start efudex- toronto Canada - no one here has a clue bout the efudex with Donovex- really frustrating - I have my prescriptions should I just go ahead - my note from the dermatologist says see me in two months lol

psyched123 Says:
Fri, Dec 06 '19, 4:22 AM
Re: jacqueline (# 1)

Most docs these days rely on big pharma reps to keep them current about new research. I know this because I was married to a doc for years. Both these creams are old and generic and so, as of yet, big pharma hasn't found a way to make money off this combo. Without a profit incentive, they are not informing the docs about this breakthrough. As soon as Pharma can create a patented version of this combo, the docs will know all about it. In the mean time, save yourself from the weeks of pain, mix the creams and do this 4-day regime yourself.

Jacqueline Says:
Fri, Dec 06 '19, 9:46 AM via mobile
Great. I have had no help from the dermatologist and found out searching. Maybe because longterm results aren’t out yet. Thanks