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Sun-10-11-2019, 21:51 PM
Thanks for wishing me luck people. Odd results so far.
I had a 2 inch round patch on both upper legs. I didn't put any Enstilar on the 2 patches for months. They were very crusty.
I did it so I could see if any of my treatments were working.
None of the tablets I tried did much to the 2 patches. I am on week 4 and the scabs are all gone. Good results.
My hands are clear other than pink skin, yet wrists still had small patches. Elbows a bit better. Knees and lower legs havnt changed a lot. Other areas a little better but still itch from time to time.
I have no idea how long people find before it starts working. The only information I found was, it should shows signs of clearing after 12 weeks or stop treatment.
As for pinching the injection site. I did quite a bit of research. Mainly people with diabetes. Tests were done on different injection sites, pinching skin etc. There was no difference in any of them.
I have loads of fat on my belly, so no pinching needed.
Vaccines have to be in the arm. They used to be in the bum but fat broke it down and the immune system didn't respond to it. Or something like that. Very complicated read.
my injections are better absorbed slowly but don't think it makes any difference. I will ask my dermatologist next visit
I had a 2 inch round patch on both upper legs. I didn't put any Enstilar on the 2 patches for months. They were very crusty.
I did it so I could see if any of my treatments were working.
None of the tablets I tried did much to the 2 patches. I am on week 4 and the scabs are all gone. Good results.
My hands are clear other than pink skin, yet wrists still had small patches. Elbows a bit better. Knees and lower legs havnt changed a lot. Other areas a little better but still itch from time to time.
I have no idea how long people find before it starts working. The only information I found was, it should shows signs of clearing after 12 weeks or stop treatment.
As for pinching the injection site. I did quite a bit of research. Mainly people with diabetes. Tests were done on different injection sites, pinching skin etc. There was no difference in any of them.
I have loads of fat on my belly, so no pinching needed.
Vaccines have to be in the arm. They used to be in the bum but fat broke it down and the immune system didn't respond to it. Or something like that. Very complicated read.
my injections are better absorbed slowly but don't think it makes any difference. I will ask my dermatologist next visit