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over a year ago
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I suffer quite badly from psosasis and it is a mega pain in the bottom or rather itch!! Lol I can and do laugh about it. Had one meet cancel on me cos he thought he might catch something from me I mean it's not leprosy. I am not posting to whinge just wondering if any of u lovely peeps out there know of anything that might ease the itch and clear it up a bit. Anything besides steroid ointment. Thanks xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My F-I-L had it too. He used to use a soap called Magno from Spain. It can be bought online now - the classic original not any of the later versions. Its a mud soap I think and i used to love the smell. |
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Myself and quite a few of my family members suffer. We've all started using MooGoo products. They are amazing. Only select chemists stock this, but well worth checking out. One of my younger siblings suffers the most, you should see the difference after just a few weeks. Incredible stuff.
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After the above bath slice an aloe Vera stalk down the side and rub the sap over the infected area. It worked a dream for my niece. Aloe Vera plants are extremely easy to grow indoors and only need some water every now and again.
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Read this article recently. Don't know if there's any truth in it. Maybe worth a try http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/mum-baby-eczema-skin-cream-nhs-available-childs-farm-baby-moisturiser-toddler-paige-sweeney-a7814176.html |
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Fill a sock with porridge oats and run your bath water thru it .. soak in bath 30 mins .. ev night for 2 weeks .. this really really works ?? .. ps dont use any soap in bath .. |
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"Myself and quite a few of my family members suffer. We've all started using MooGoo products. They are amazing. Only select chemists stock this, but well worth checking out. One of my younger siblings suffers the most, you should see the difference after just a few weeks. Incredible stuff.
Hope that helps "
Second on the MooGoo, family member uses it on her skin also. It has helped alot.She is also on some pretty strong medication for it now too. Have you seen a dermatologist? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Myself and quite a few of my family members suffer. We've all started using MooGoo products. They are amazing. Only select chemists stock this, but well worth checking out. One of my younger siblings suffers the most, you should see the difference after just a few weeks. Incredible stuff.
Hope that helps
Second on the MooGoo, family member uses it on her skin also. It has helped alot.She is also on some pretty strong medication for it now too. Have you seen a dermatologist? "
I have yes a few times not bad enough to need light treatment tho all I get is steroid cream but I hate them it clears up for a week or two then comes back twice as bad
Will definitely look into some of these things xx |
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betamethasone rd don't pussy foot around go to you gp get it. Your skin will be better and not itching within a week then drop the bad habit don't scratch once your skin is good |
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