Witch Doctor Gel

[Susie Thompson]

Hello there. At my visit to the dermatology clinic last week it was suggested by one of the nursing staff that I try Witch Doctor Gel on my PPP (PalmoPlantar Pustulosis). They said that it has worked really well for another patient with the same problem. Has anybody else used this? If so, how did you get on with it? I'm putting below a "description" of the gel.

Thanks for all your help and advice

Susie

Witch Doctor Skin Treatment Gel

A soothing, healing treatment for irritated skin

*Antiseptic
*Astringent

81.5% w/w Liquid Extract of Witch Hazel

Witch Doctor 81.5% w/w Gel combines natural witch hazel extract with skin treating conditioners in a clear gel. Acts immediately to relieve irritation and itching, reduce swelling and redness, and protect against infection.

For the treatment of itching, insect bites, stings, sunburn, minor burns, grazes, personal irritation, chafing, minor rashes and skin irritations.

[Fred]

I always have some handy it's great stuff. I have put it on psoriasis without any problems but never used it constantly. Wouldn't it work out expensive for you though as there isn't much in a tube.

[Susie Thompson]

Thanks for your speedy reply Fred. At the moment my PPP is quiet, post PUVA treatment. I'll be going on holiday a bit later in the year and Witch Doctor Gel sounds like the right thing to keep in my bag in case PPP flares up again. If I >always< keep it in my bag, will the Witch Doctor magic spell work and frighten the PPP away ??? Susie

[Fred]

It's worth a go and if it helps you enjoy your holiday it's got to be worth it.