Itching remedies for cutaneous lupus? - lupus broken capillaries
I photosensitive lupus erythematosus, urticaria and rashes and itching all the time, although I too take my Plaquenil and steroids and put on sunscreen. Does anyone know a good product that I can get at the pharmacy or home remedies I can try to stop the itching? It is really a torture!
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Lupus Broken Capillaries Itching Remedies For Cutaneous Lupus?
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Yes. Ulta is a cold store in ga. ulta.com you can see if in your area. Neostrata Prducts research.
Follow this link
http://www.neostrata.com/store/product_c ...
scroll down and see the additional force on the cream products called PDS. I used to work in the field of dermatology. My father has very bad dry skin on diabetes. it works. it is better that night. has no odor, but the most important works. put creams on the time in the shower a few minutes can, your body absorbs more moisture. Hottest shower longer to keep your skin dry. Good luck. HP is the founder of hydroxy Neostrata Alpha and a good cream. All those who wish to sell their products, anti-aging should buy the patent for them ...:) tha
Cortisone cream helps to relieve itching. I DLE Systrmic with Sjrogens. In the development of Jock
Things to see. It takes time to get rid of them. I can still see the silhouettes of them under the skin. Have you never miss a dose of Plaquenil? It takes 3 months until a theraputic level reached in your system. If you have any questions, please write to me.
You can try the cortisone cream, which is available in any pharmacy. If you do not get help, you return to your dermatologist for something stronger.
To understand why this is so not an easy question to try to understand what needs to happen with systemic lupus erythematosus and photosensitivity. UVA and UVB rays through the top layer of skin is taken. Slight damage to DNA in cells from the surface. You have such an antibody to DNA damage. The antibody will work and activate the immune system. The result is a skin rash, itching and inflammation.
Consult a dermatologist.
It's as easy as it sounds, I recommend a daily intake of tea with lemon and honey, calendula.
Throw a stone into a pond. Minimal impact may be on the reading of the bank.
You may have to review their current pharmacology.
Good luck!
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