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Marvell9 Nov 2009
If by raw you mean it is like open skin then perhaps you shouldn't use it.
"Do not use fluorouracil topical on skin that is irritated, peeling, or infected or on open wounds. Wait until these conditions have fully healed before using fluorouracil topical".
It would be better if you confirmed it with your prescriber, just to be sure what his/her intention is.
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