treatment of leukoplakia?
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Leukoplakia is usually treated by removing the source of the irritation. For most people, stopping smoking or correcting dental problems clears the condition. When this isn't effective or if the lesions show early signs of cancer, your dentist may choose to remove leukoplakic patches using a scalpel, laser or cryoprobe, an extremely cold probe that freezes and destroys cancer cells.
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The only thing available for it right now is surgery.\nMaybe other experimental treatments are on the way.
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I have had a sty.\nThere are different types with different treatments.\nhere is link to web md\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/Article/7/1680_53912.htm\nwarm compress seemed to provide relief.\nowee
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tooth paste ios meant to speed up the healing\nthat r a poloneck
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I recommend Cryosurgery as it worked for me!   \n\n"Treatments that may be prescribed by a medical professional include:\n\nImiquimod, a topical cream that helps the body's immune system fight the wart virus by encouraging interferon production \n\nCandida injections at the site of the wart, which also stimulate the body's immune system\n \nCryosurgery, which involves freezing the wart, after which the wart and surrounding dead skin falls off by itself. \n\nCryosurgery followed by surgically removing the infected spot. \n\nTreatment with chemical compounds, containing salicylic acid, blistering agents, immune system modifiers, or Formaldehyde \n\nLaser treatment \n\nNone of these treatments are very effective on single uses; the wart often returns after the skin has healed from the treatment, but repeated treatment should get rid of the wart permanently. As they disappear after a few months and maximally a few years, treatment is necessary only if the lesions are painful or are a cosmetic problem."
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Go to the dermantoligist. They have machines that can just zap them away. This may sound perfect but there is a downside it hurts and its very expensive.
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I am a Radiation Therapist, so I have a pretty good handle on this one.  Extreme pain and dificulty swallowing ar ethe two most common (and awful) side effects of radiation therapy to the neck area.  Lidocaine spays are sometimes effective but difficult once a patient reaches a certain level of pain.  The most common treatment for this is often called "magic mouthwash".  It can be made up at your local pharmacy but will require a prescription.  It is a mixture of viscous lidocaine (to numb the throat), liquid benadryl (to lessen swelling) and liquid Maalox (to leave a soothing coating.  The effect is temporary (about 2 hours) but will allow him to at least eat some soft foods.   A second option is a painkiller lollipop (really) called Aqtiq. It is just narcotic in a sugar base but has shown some relief to local tissue.  The third suggestion is to get access to a mouth wash with a benzydamine base. This has not been approved in the US but is available in Canada over the counter, so you may be able to order it from an online pharmacy.  I worked on the clinical trial in the US and the benzydamine mouthwash helped to decrease the effect of radiation on the mucosal (inside the mouth and throat) tissue in patients being treated for head and neck cancer with radiation.\n\nAs a side note, your radiation oncology nurse should be carefully monitoring his weight.  If he is unable to take solid food, you should be supplementing his diet with high calorie meal replacement shakes like Ensure. If you can't afford these, very often the company can provide low or no cost supplies while he is being treated.  Please ask your oncology nurse or the department social worker to help you with these resources.  As a last resort, a PEG (feeding tube surgically placed BELOW the area being treated)  can be temporarily placed to allow him to receive adequate nutrition whil ehe is being treated and until the treated area heals.\n\nGood luck.
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I don't think there is any. Check out this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo#Treatment
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1)In-Office whitnening (specifically ZOOM)\n2)Take home whitenening kit (Dentist prescribed 30% Peroxide bleach)\n3)Take home Kit(dentist prescribed 10% Peroxide bleach)\n4)Rembrandt Whitentning kit (Pharmacy 5% bleach)\n5)Crest whitestrips, baking soda toothpaste, and whitening toothpaste\nHope this all helps you!!!
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talk to your doctor for treatment.
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The recommended way to treat a pimple is by using salicylic acid treatments during the daytime (usually 1-2%) and benzoyl peroxide treatments at night (5-10%).\n\nHowever, good quick spot treatment is to use toothpaste (not gel) on the blemish and surrounding area. Leave it on until it dries. Then rinse it off with cool water. That will reduce the redness.
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Dude...\n\n1)Brush\n\n2)Teeth whitener\n\nLast)Go to a dentist
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You can try using ponds whitening cream.  I find it cheap yet very effective
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The best way is surgery. When not possible, use combined chemoradiation.
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Injections are an option. My friend got them and they worked like a charm! Also, lots of topical vitamin K. Laser surgery isn't invasive, but it sure is a step in that direction. Good luck :) Or.... you could just live with how you are???
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You can use Lamisil (either the cream or a pill provided by the doc)  You can also use a little bit more painful and unsafe method- bleach.
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I researched and experimented and heard all sorts of insane advice.  Here is what has worked for me.  \nStart icing the area as soon as you feel it coming on- ice for at least 1 hour\nUse Campho-phenique often - I do it hourly\nApply white (not gel) toothpaste at night - or whenever you wont be going out etc\nGood luck, I know they suck - this method has worked best for me