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Old 11-06-2012, 06:10 PM #1
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Do you guys find that you get more sores/lesions in areas where you sweat more like the backs of your legs or forehead? And do you ever mistake new ones for pimples?
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Yes when I was living in FL with the humidity and sweat I seemed to get sores a lot. I also have seborrehic dermititis since the rsd dx too. Also anytime for ex clothes or shoes rub I get a sore or a lot of red irritation so I try to wear lose
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Yep, its where the most heat pours off me and sweat. And now since its gotten cold and my cerculation sp? has gotten worse im now getting sores under my fent patches which never happend befor, but its because im getting poor blood flow in my arms. And I know they say tell your dr if your getting sores from the patch, but its not actually from the patch, and then they say make sure you move it to another area, well theres no where else that i can move the patch without the rsd being there.
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I wonder how many I've popped thinking they were pimples LOL. Of course, I find out quickly that it wasn't a pimple! Sad thing is, I'm a picker, so I keep having to scold myself
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! Sad thing is, I'm a picker, :
Stick to your nose, you'll do less damage that way
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Stick to your nose, you'll do less damage that way
ROFL so true...unless there happens to be a stupid lesion hiding in there, too!

Man, we gotta find things to laugh about with this disease! If you can't beat it...make fun of it! (our nerves dueling lol)
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