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(Sat-28-05-2016, 13:08 PM)Kat Wrote: Welcome TB! I don't know much about your system there but I hope you're able to get back on Fumaderm again soon.
Thanks everyone else for your kind replies.
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(Sun-29-05-2016, 08:22 AM)TB32 Wrote: (Sat-28-05-2016, 08:50 AM)Caroline Wrote: Hi TB32,
at psoriasisclub.
You will find a nice group of people, with amazing knowledge gathered over here.
It was of course to be expected, that when stopping your meds, you would finally have an outbreak.
How long have you been using Fumaderm ?
Was there a reason to stop with it?
Why can't they prescribe it? I am from Holland and I sometimes don't understand how it works with you, over here any doctor can prescribe it if there has been initially a dermatologist involved.
Have fun on the forum, we are not only here because of our common problems.
Cheers,
Caroline
(Sun-29-05-2016, 08:22 AM)TB32 Wrote: Hi Caroline, I was on F for approx 3 years. As I was clear the hospital obviously wanted to discharge me and I foolishly agreed to it.
When I arranged to get a referral from the GP you now get the option of attending different hospitals due to some having longer waiting lists than others. What they don't tell you though is those with a shorter waiting list don't necessarily have the same medication available to them. That's what happened in this instance, it's just frustrating as I would have obviously just hose to wait longer for my local hospital had I known.
Well that is certainly unfortunate. (In my eyes even awkward) .
So this means you should have to go back to the original hospital I guess. Isn't there a possibility to get an entrance there halfway as you have is history over there already ?
It may be worth a try.
If Fumaderm is doing the thing for you, then you should continue to stay on it. (Later on we can chat more on that subject, as there is more to tell on it.)
Cheers
Caroline
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I've bought some KTC coconut oil today after someone on this forum said to try it, and are going to try this for my scalp.
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(Mon-30-05-2016, 19:58 PM)TB32 Wrote: I've bought some KTC coconut oil today after someone on this forum said to try it, and are going to try this for my scalp.
That was probably Fred as he has converted most of us onto virgin coconut oil
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(Mon-30-05-2016, 19:58 PM)TB32 Wrote: I've bought some KTC coconut oil today after someone on this forum said to try it, and are going to try this for my scalp.
I found that brand to be the worst out of all the ones I tried. It seemed greasy, didn't go far and made no difference to the psoriasis.
It's worth a go now you've got it but it's refined, you will find a huge difference with virgin.
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(Mon-30-05-2016, 20:17 PM)Fred Wrote: (Mon-30-05-2016, 19:58 PM)TB32 Wrote: I've bought some KTC coconut oil today after someone on this forum said to try it, and are going to try this for my scalp.
I found that brand to be the worst out of all the ones I tried. It seemed greasy, didn't go far and made no difference to the psoriasis.
It's worth a go now you've got it but it's refined, you will find a huge difference with virgin.
I ordered it yesterday...cant wait to try it.
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