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

Skin Health | Last Active: Mar 17 1:04pm | Replies (1921)
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@mariannj

I ran out of chlorella and am still doing fine with the cilantro. I also reduced the cilantro dose and frequency as I have not had an outbreak for many months. I can still feel a stinging sensation if the area gets heated, such as when I am hugging my feather pillow at night to protect my shoulder. I simply remove the heat source and drink a cilantro smoothie the next few mornings. Keeping my fingers crossed.

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hope4cure | @hope4cure | Mar 29, 2020

That’s awesome. What did you reduce your cilantro intake to?

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gardeningjunkie | @gardeningjunkie | Mar 30, 2020

I believe my skin areas on my torso that rashed up will always be sensitive. I can't imagine getting a a massage at a spa anymore, it simply wouldn't feel good. Our cellular structure has changed. Even the sun rays don't feel good like they used to. Yet blessed since I am in remission that I have no issues leaning back in a chair or laying on my back in bed. Such a relief.
I wonder if I could have given the cilantro smoothies up sooner like Frogger did. When do you think you will experiment and give them up? I was too afraid to stop, but when in remission I got what I thought was a GD recurrence (turns out is was a reaction to Singles Vaccine ) I figured why bother with cilantro and stopped and so far months later no GD recurrence.

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