Mulluscum

My 3-1/2 year old son has it on the back of his knees and his back and bum--areas where he is aggrivated by eczema. I'm not sure what "beatle juice" is, but it sounds uncomfortable. I've kept my son's under control by placing a drop of apple cider vinegar on a round or square bandaid (one where the cloth part of the bandaid is completely surrounded by the sticky part so that is completely sealed and no outside air gets in) and place it on the lesion. I leave it for 24 hours, take them off, and then wait another day or two. After a few treatments the lesions dry up and disappear. You need to remove the bandaid after the 24 hours because the lesions start to itch and are uncomfortable. If there are alot of lesions concentrated in one area I use a few drops of cidar vinegar on the Nexcare Tattoo bandaids which are larger but are also completely sealed all around. They also come in fun prints. Apple cidar vingear works really well on all sorts of warts by using the same process. You can also soak hands or feet with warts in cidar vinegar for a half hour per day, and the warts will dry up and disappear. Sounds weird, but it has kept his under control without subjecting him to blistering. Not sure if this will help your daughter as she probably doesn't want to go to school with bandaids all over her neck, but you could try it over christmas vacation or maybe just at night.

Good luck.

Hey Marybeth,
Have you tried acupuncture?
KKM

I look on the web and I found this.
http://www.molluscum.com/
Hope it works
P.

My daughter had it when she was in Kindergarten. They applied the liquid to make it blister as well. Once it blistered, it seemed to heal pretty quickly. She went in a second time after the first batch had healed since there were more spots that had developed. She had the liquid applied again and once that healed there were maybe just a couple of spots that we just left to go away on their own. The whole experience was not fun but my daughter was really good about it. This was 10 years ago and there was no other option at that time. It is hard to go through but not a permanent situation. Hopefully she will not continue to have more outbreaks. I wish you luck.