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Monday, May 7, 2012

Skin Tags, a High-Glycemic Diet and Radiosurgery

Here is a link to a good article on Skin tags (Acrochordon) and new developments providing a possible answer to why some people get them.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Skin-Tags,-a-High-Glycemic-Diet-and-Radiosurgery&id=5257588

From experience, I have had my skin tags removed but I still continue to get them. The link to sugar is possible as diabetes runs in my family. And those that had diabetes had skin tags.

The removal wasn't painful, just a quick sting in some spots. Healing time is a couple of days with an ointment, like bacitracin, to help prevent infection.

Check out the article and speak to your skin care specialist or dermatologist for advice on analysis and removal options.


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