← Return to Erosive oral lichen planus
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Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Jan 19 4:18pm | Replies (231)
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Hi,
My name is Loli and my lichen planus developed into cancer. I had it in my cheek. I recommend you have a good dentist monitor yours; but as you might know, this is an immune system deficiency, so I recommend you work on your immune system. Start by checking your vitamin D. I have found that all of us who have had some kind of mouth cancer, also share a deficit in the vitamin D department. Find out everything you can about busting your immune system: diet, vitamins, etc. Not all lichen planus' turn into cancer. Only about one %. As far as confort for your mouth, I cannot share a lot, because my condition was never painful, but I know from other people, that it flairs from time to time, and that they have some periods that it calms down. Watch what you eat, and stay away from things that exacerbate it. It breaks my heart that you have to go through this. I have a picture of a 4 year old cancer girl in my desk. I look at it every day, and then I give thanks to God that that girl wasn't me, and I find ways to help others and help myself.
Love, Loli