I haven’t been tested for it yet, but I have a lot of the symptoms.
-rash (dermatitis herpetiformis or something like that) on the elbow
-change in behavior: VERY irritable
-Tired all the time…it doesn’t matter how much sleep I get
-Nausea feeling – and sometimes abdominal pain
-Increased appetite
-Bloating
-Irregular periods: I just had a period for the first time in over four months
I am almost positive (and so is the dermatologist) that I at least have the rash that means I have some sort of gluten allergy. I tried several different medicines for eczema, several for psoriasis, and I just tried topical steroids twice a day for two weeks. They made a big difference while I was using them, but the rash came right back when I stopped.
Does this sound at all like celiac disease?
Thanks for your help
With my Celiac, I’ve never had a rash, and when I consume gluten, I get a burning feeling in my stomach for about 24 hours or however long it takes to get out of my system.
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My 8 year old daughter has it all over her, front and back, and scalp. I have taken her to doctor after doctor, and no one can seem to give me any medication to help her. She has had everything from steroid cream and pills, to any kind of lotion you can think of. She is very uncomfortable and I can’t watch her be miserable any longer! Please give any suggestions that you have.
No condescending answers or hateful remarks please.
30 years of scratching myself raw and finally an ointment that works
Taclonex put out by Warner Chilcott you need a prescription. Applied daily for 5 days and have had very minor out breaks all of 2008 that required only one application to clear it up.
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If You DO Acupuncture, will You Please Answer This 10 POINTS EASY?
I am going for acupuncture tomorrow and I am considering being treated for one of the following. Is One of these better treated or easier treated by acupuncture? What can I expect or what will it be like?? And PLEASE spare me the “acupuncture is a rip and not real” talk, Im going to try it and see for myself. So which of these:
Fatigue-Low Energy
Acne
Occasional Headaches & Some Back & Neck Pain
Fertility (currently TTC)
Weight Control (lose just a few pounds)
WHICH SHOULD I DO???? thanks, 10 points!!
acupuncture can help with all those problems–i write books on chinese medicine.
however, have you had blood tests for thyroid disease? all those symptoms are also thyroid related.
thanks, 10 points!!
