BCC - Face & Arm

I have been using BEC5 for about 2 months now.
I started out with 1 BC on my face and 1 on my left arm.
You told me I should start treating the others that I thought were BC which
I did.
I thought there were 2 more: one on my right arm and one on my forearm.
What has happened is, the one on my left arm during the weeping and bleeding
stage, leaked blood and fluid which had BEC5 cream in it and start 2 new
areas (red) so now the one on my left arm has 3 in different stages and I am
having trouble containing them.
There is the original one, which leaked fluid below and to the side and
these 2 new ones seem to be spreading. They are leaking and I have been
trying to contain them by putting the micro pore bandaging around them:
underneath and to the sides, then apply the BEC5 cream and then cover that
up nice so it won't leak but I guess the BEC5 cream is spreading under my
skin so now I am getting new little red spots when I lift the micropore up.
What can I do to stop the spreading?

I had the same thing happen on my right arm.
Started with one BC and it wept blood and BEC5 which started 2 more areas I
have to treat. The original one my right arm, seemed to heal first, so we
started putting the oil on it and then it had a bump, which you told me, we
needed to continue to apply BEC5 cream too, we ended too soon, so I have
been putting the cream on all 3 on my right arm but now the original I think
is finished. I would apply the cream and the one beneath wept so much, it's
liquid would rise up to the original one above. They are very close
together. My problem here is, how can I separate and apply the oil to the
one above, while the one below which is very close still needs the BEC5
cream? I am bandaging these three the same as on my left arm: put micropore
on the sides and below the BC's, clean the BC's, apply BEC5, then cover them
with micropore very well, so if they weep, the fluid is contained.

I have 3 on my face:
The original is healing very nicely and just has a couple of small openings,
which I think, it will soon be ready for the oil.
The one on my right cheek, is healing nicely and I had one new one, crop up
a week or so ago, so started treating it and it is just going into the
weeping stage. I am bandaging it up pretty well so it won't spread like the
ones on my arms.

I wish someone would have told me, there was the possibility of this
spreading do to the BEC5 cream being active in the weeping stage.
You need to put some literature on how to bandage the BC up so it will
contain the liquid it emits.

Any help you can give me regarding the situation I find myself in with my
left arm, which is the spreading: small little red bumps under the micropore
on the area below and to the side of the 3 BC's I am treating on my left arm

Comment:

If the lesions are weeping then it is an indication that the Curaderm is working and that cancer cells are dying which is what we want. However since they are giving you so much problem, I may suggest that we break a rule. We have been advising people to cover their lesions with micropore this is just so that all the cream is absorbed by the lesion which would not have been so if we used some gauze. However in this case I think that we should use some gauze this time just to stop them tracking down and creating more lesions. But it will also mean that we now have to increase the number of times we apply the cream in one day. ie 3 to 4 times per day.

Just another small explanation. Cancer as you know is like an iceberg. What is seen by the naked eye is just a small fraction of what is under the skin. So the new lesions, especially those appearing close together, are in fact part of the same lesion but the reason why they are breaking out is that the discharge has to come out somewhere hence the new openings. The discharge also is due to the fact that cancer cells are dying and breaking down so this is really dead cells coming out.

Edward Tambisari.