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Grover's Disease: What works to help find relief?

Skin Health | Last Active: Dec 6 3:31pm | Replies (2018)
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@jwfletcher

Hi friend, we have many of the same chemical allergies. These manifested one year ago for me and have taken over every area of my life since then. I can only wear cotton and look for pima cotton mostly. The prettiest and softest pima clothing is at Peruvian Connection. PACT, Cottonique, Garnet Hill, and Company Store have a lot of pure cotton clothes, linens, face masks, etc. All of these are online shops. Back to chemical allergies, are you aware of ANY possible way to reverse them or minimize them? I can't imaging suffering my whole life with them. Best wishes, Julie

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groversgirl | @groversgirl | Aug 17 6:25pm

I also wear mostly cotton now due to my excema (which I have alongside Grovers). Thank you for these websites. Last winter I discovered State of Cotton for beautiful thick sweaters to replace my wool and cashmere - they are expensive but great quality.
I'm guessing I also have chemical allergies. Really need to look into it.
On top of the Grovers and excema, I have had almost 20 basal and squamous cell cancers removed, so that is always what I always focus on when I'm at the derm. But I need to tackle the excema too, which has a sluggish response to creams. I have basically given up on Grovers as it doesn't respond to any creams and it's fairly mild if I stay cool and don't put anything abrasive on or chemical on it.

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