Avoid The Shot
Hi everyone! It's a beautiful Tuesday. I just received a message from a reader, regarding keloids and it really made my day. I'll start to post weekly, if not daily.They shared with me their story about keloids, and it sounded so much like mine. I felt their pain.
Having a keloid SUCKS. On this blog im avoiding profanity, but hopefully, you get the picture.
The Shot. My Experience
Lets talk about the shot. Yes the cortisone shot that everyone talks about. It does not work, but if it does, its a tease.. I say a tease because it only reduced my keloid slightly the first time, meaning more needed to be received.
"Why would they do this Keloid Killer"? Why would doctors give you a shot that only slightly works, when modern medicine is now at the point that it has the power to alter your chemicals to the point where it changes your gender?
Money. Doctors are salesmen. It is better to have a reoccurring client than to have one that shows up and never comes back again. Everyone knows someone who was recommended surgery, a procedure, or even a pill, that they soon come to find out, they don't need.
The Second Shot
The second shot. I was desperate, in college, and my earlobe keloid was growing. I looked up a doctor in Chicago, who had raving reviews. "My keloid is gone" "He lasered my keloid off".
Long story short, I got the shot and some "miracle" cream. They both did not work. The shot made my keloid bigger, just in time for a national meeting with my fraternity. Great. The pictures were taken of me still give me nightmares lol.
But then I got angry.. Doctors are supposed to help right? Yes, they do, but this one didn't.
That's when I discovered the little blue bottle that's actually sitting next to me. It's like apple cider vinegar, but it works faster to dissolve keloids. It's dangerous TBH. Because if it gets on your skin, it gives it a chemical burn, immediately.
What is this little blue bottle you ask? TCA 15% - Acid. The kind that dermatologists use. It literally says "for professional use only"
But desperate times called for desperate measures...
More about this in my next post. As I want to have the time to thoroughly go over HOW TO SAFELY USE TCA 15%. Acid.
SUBSCRIBE & COMMENT.. Where is your keloid located? I want to help you get rid of it. Fast
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ReplyDeleteI hope you can help me. I had a TT in November. I noticed that my incision scar bumped up a few mos ago. Was told by surgery friends that my skin keloid. I ddnt believe it cuz I thought my skin ddnt do that. So I made an appointment with my doctor today and it was confirmed. My primary dnt do the shots but she referred me to a dermatologist. She also told me that keloids are hard to remove.
Hi, I have a Keloid behind my ear from a conch piercing. The size is maintained (a size of a small grape/large blueberry approximately) and I put castor oil on it multiple times a day, which with softening it and making it less irritated (itchy or hurting even). I live in Germany and have found a doctor who does the Cyroneedle injection (freezing the inside of the keloid tissue). I have been resistant to the steroid injection which just feels confirmed by your post here. But I am hooked with your story and super curious about your natural approach with the apple cider vinegar, chip clip, and aleo vera. I would be interested to hear your take - I will keep the upcoming doctors appointment that I mentioned above (only end of Jan) but want to try the natural approach. I'm a bit worried that it will make it worse? I'd love to hear your insights and thoughts! Thank you so much.
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