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lauriemay1
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Member # 24153

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So I've been posting a lot of stuff on here this week. My daughter has been getting a lot of different symptoms since treating babs. She now has this lump on her cheek. It's under skin, but it was the size of a pea (almost cyst feeling like) and today it got a little larger. Could it be something making it's way to the surface and out of her? Toxins, etc? It's definately not a zit and she says it's painful to touch. Has anyone had this?

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17hens
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 23747

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Yes, I've had one on my forehead. I believe someone on here calls them hurty bumps and I agree that's a good name for them! I did get it after starting Babs treatment. Couldn't tell you what caused it but I'm glad it's gone.

Hugs to your little girl, lauriemay1!

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canefan17
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Member # 22149

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I have/had these as well.

They shrink and go away with treatment.

Knotweed and Turmeric helped me (took awhile though)

But treating Bart, babs, and Lyme is a great start.

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Carol in PA
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Member # 5338

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Hot compresses will help.

LED light therapy will help.

Carol

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