only become irritated if it was a basal cell. She said that if it wasn't an actual basal cell that my skin would not react. Is this correct? Also, she prescribed it for once a day for 4 weeks. The information on your site said 3-6 weeks for a basal cell. Which one do I go by?
My Dr. prescribed Carac cream for possible superficial basal cell. She told me that my skin would?
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- 8 Jan 2010 by amyda
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