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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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Yes, sizable purpura areas mostly on my forearms and hands, small ones on my face. Know of no cure. Mine went away in a couple weeks. I'm 73 so suspect my forearms and hands are susceptible from sun damage in addition to the weakening of the skin from GD. Dermo said it was a bruise but I did nothing to cause bruising.

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Scratching can cause bruises, particularly when the skin has become thin and fragile from the use of steroid cream. I therefore try my best not to scratch. For the worst itches, I use Biofreeze spray, which works, and works immediately. Biofreeze also comes in cream, gel, and roll-on formulations, which I also use for run-of-the-mill itching. But nothing works like the spray when the itching is intense.