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

Posted by 43219876x @43219876x, Sep 23, 2016

I have been diagnosed with Grover's disease under my breasts. I had a biopsy for diagnosis. Tried topical ointment with no really good results. Any ideas?

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angelita1 | @angelita1 | May 19 12:07am

In reply to @gardeningjunkie "I just looked at pictures of Hailey Hailey disease and many showed plaque like rashes like..." + (show)

My family members and myself, we have different diagnosis. As the specialists mentioned, they say it could be one or another, not all the time. The issue with our illnesses is the few amount of cases, like weird, orphans, or non investigated diseases.
The wounds are like this on my picture now, but that can change as you do not imagine.

Thanks

angelita1 | @angelita1 | May 19 12:09am

In reply to @gardeningjunkie "Your rash looked nothing like my GD. I so hope that can identify your dermatitis and..." + (show)

Yes, probably not like yours. But it gets worse with time. I have this for 20 years. I’ll try the cilantro for sure!

gardeningjunkie | @gardeningjunkie | May 19 11:01am

In reply to @angelita1 "My family members and myself, we have different diagnosis. As the specialists mentioned, they say it..." + (show)

The problem of diagnosis and treatment investigations for us with skin diseases is that research is expensive and in many cases, especially like yours which is uncommon, even if a treatment was found there aren't enough patients to justify the expense of the research.
That's why we need to keep searching on our own and share. I shared results of my use and that of others using cilantro to putting about 40% of GD suffers in remission. One derm said he might mention it to others but the other was completely uninterested in a natural treatment not used in clinical trials. The pharmacutical companies would have no interest in an inexpensive treatment, one which we can pick up in our produce section.

angelita1 | @angelita1 | May 19 7:20pm

In reply to @gardeningjunkie "The problem of diagnosis and treatment investigations for us with skin diseases is that research is..." + (show)

I have a question.

Cilantro and water.

Do you strain the juice, or do you take it with solids?

Thanks

pwhitney801 | @pwhitney801 | May 20 11:04am

I’d recommend using these.. super easy, fast and effective. I did the smoothies for months and did see results, my dermatologist recommended I tried these. Just put 2 dropper worth into a cup and pour about 3 oz of Apple juice or other juice and take it like a shot. I do this 2-3 times per day. Basically when I eat melas.

groversgirl | @groversgirl | May 20 11:30am

In reply to @pwhitney801 "I’d recommend using these.. super easy, fast and effective. I did the smoothies for months and..." + (show)

I use this every day as well! Two droppers with my AG-1. I was too lazy to do the smoothies. I think it may be helping – although it is hard to tell since it’s also a change of seasons. I also take quercitin and turmeric.

angelita1 | @angelita1 | May 20 3:40pm

In reply to @nodgabnoj "I found that a whole banana in my smoothie almost eliminated the taste of cilantro. I..." + (show)

Yes, I just think it is not going to be the same, the plant than drops.
I’ll continue with the plant.
Thanks again
Angela

nodgabnoj | @nodgabnoj | May 20 5:09pm

Probably the more effective of the two.

bjwilliams | @bjwilliams | 6 days ago

In reply to @pwhitney801 "I’d recommend using these.. super easy, fast and effective. I did the smoothies for months and..." + (show)

What are “melas”?