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I have stitches Erin, and those seem ok, thank goodness, and the rash is getting a bit better with the lotions I've been applying all day.
Kelly, I started a six day stretch today, but I'm going to make sure I get enough rest at home. |
Wiz, my Mom had vasculitis which caused her to have a rash anytime she had a pressure bandage on anything. Vasculitis is another auto immune disease.
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Doydie,
I'm allergic to shrimp which is related to iodine, therefore the betadine allergy. I don't even want to think about another allergy or autoimmune condition. :eek: I also have latex sensitivity and that flares up with bandages or other latex based products. I think the hospital needs to find a better product for taping patients if that one causes so many problems. |
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Wish I could just hug you (gently)...:hug::hug: |
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That was Doydie. |
The rash is still driving me insane on my chest. :eek: I've used benadryl and cortisone cream and it is still itching almost constantly and very red and inflamed.
When I had a hysterectomy over a decade ago, the stitched area was red and took over a year for the scar to fade. They used metal staples then. I hope this will get better soon. |
Sorry Wiz, that sounds just awful..:hug:
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do you have staples this time? Are they made of nickel?
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No, I think they are dissolving stitches. The incisions were small, no more than two inches.
I did a search on vasculitis and that is no way related to an itchy skin rash, thank goodness! It is more of a systemic illness that also affects the organs. I just have really strange allergic reactions, always have. I'm amazed I can take Copaxone! :eek: |
Arrgghhh sorry Erin...I can't remember from one moment to the next what I've read, let alone who wrote what...
My bad...:( |
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