You definitely have to advocate for your health because some doctors will just brush it off as nothing serious

Different healthcare plans & coverage in the UK. Socialized Medicine.

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@@VValkyrie There are no 'healthcare plans and coverage' in 'socialized medicine'. All diseases are covered. This was not a disease so it is unlikely that any insurance policy would have covered this under privatized medicine either.

It's because they aren't 100% sure the underlying cause.

I've been told for 40 years that they are from the sun and there is nothing they can do.

Beautiful!

Dr. Emma is a gem. Love her!

I thought chewing gum comment was just plain nasty

@@radcow ….cry

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Cierto! Muy diferente a la Dra. Lee, esa ni siquiera se cambia de uniforme ni pone gorro para operar.

OMG 😆. Usually it’s a little pinch here in Boston. At the gyn before numbing my cervix, she said that I would feel a little prick. I started laughing and laughing 😂. She understood.

Prick has a double meaning in the U.S too. My husband has expanded my vocabulary in the 49 years we have been married.

@@kathrynmettelka7216 It's just not as common.

My doc says small pinch here in Australia. Should be called a big ouch if you ask me, lol. Prick has a double meaning too.

In Greece most of the times we say nothing! We know...!

God bless you Dr. I pray we have more dermatologist like you .

Realistically yes since doctor mentioned a cream she’ll be getting

@@bennettlieberman1710 The cream will help, but she knows with the issues she has being in the sun too long is not good for her, yet she she still does it. She’s lucky none of the moles have been cancerous.

The sun is not causing it .. it’s the type of sunblocks / chemicals used causing that reaction . Also more so def not the sun but could be a fungal issue yeast overgrowth . B vitamins are vital for skin health as well .

@@aprilathon4459 I’m sure you’re right, but with her condition spending excessive time in the sun can’t be good and it does increase the chances of skin cancer. She if anything could be more prone to it than most people.

Her skin is too fair to be spending too much time in the sun. This lady has Red Hair and a fair complexion, however she said that her Father had the same condition as well.

Yeah but she pulled on the door that was a push, at the start of the video

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@@conanstatham6553 lmao

@@conanstatham6553 dude, you made me rewatch it 🤣

Hi Rose, how are you doing?

@@jameshurst157 hiya, how are you?

@@eveshute5107 Pretty good and you?

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That’s amazing!

She should have done it years ago. All those years of pain could have been avoided.

@@fjp9 England has a national health plan and I assume it would be free. I know in Canada it is.

She could have had it done years ago on the NHS, she just didn't do it .

​@@fjp9Did it pass you by that this is the UK and we have the NHS?🤦

Same here! It’s very isolating

i to have a lot of raised moles all over my face ive been bullied over them and i really hate them as i am getting older they are getting bigger and are now raised a lot and have changed the profile of my face i hate them so much its depressing

No class in medicine. You are capabable or not.

All the whooping is very unprofessional, especially from the nurses as well!!

@@JT1358 whattttt?

Good morning I think u look really good too I love the big smile on ur face have nice day keep safe lolxxxxx

At least in these ones it actually shows the treatment and aftermath.

Hello dear, how are you doing?

I have a friend who has them all over her face, neck, back and I think on her chest. Once in a while she will wear a v neck shirt and I can see them She’s the only one in her family who has them. She went to a dermatologist who told her they were not cancerous. She seems to accept them just fine. God bless her and people with this condition. What a terrific doctor!!!

I’ve have a large amount of moles, skin tags, anything you can name. It started in my late fifties. My mom and my sister also have a lot. I went to the dermatologist Monday and found out I have one on my hand is cancer. Going in July to have surgery.

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My spouse had a ton of skin tags which we didn’t know was almost a warning he was diabetic. Once he was diagnosed he started on a different diet the tags disappeared

Rub lemon and salt on them very good remedy they fall off in a day

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change the diet; eat a much more raw plant based diet; avoid sugar and seed oils, dont fry anything, have lemon water 1st thing in the morning. soak moles in acv 24/7 until they dry up. its a protein heavy diet.

I think that’s easy to say about someone else but personally I know if this was me that I would definitely struggle with it. I think it would effect most people’s self confidence.

This shit is gross so I know if I had it I'd be hella self conscious but honestly I'd never let them get to that many. I've had like 4 skin tags in my life and each time I removed them with nail clippers. World like a charm and they haven't came back.

I’ve got this only mine appear a bit more spaced out I’ve got them at the edge of my hairline my neck my boobs my back and shoulder have a lot, they are now coming down my arms and legs. I stay covered up all the time. When it’s really hot in summer I don’t go out. A doctor once said it was because of my pure white Scottish skin (also Irish grandparents) and my red hair, I used to burn a lot. 20 years ago I lost the middle third of my top lip as I had squamous cell carcinoma. So how would anyone else feel like this! I scrape as many of with my nails but I’m a bit of a bleeder and they pour with blood!!! I guess I’ll live out my life hiding inside, I’m 62 yrs old!!!

How are you doing 😊😊😊👋👋

How did it go?