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Rash Question

hayley3

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hayley3 Contributor
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I got the results of the biopsy.  She said it was a food allergy of some sort.  sighs............

When I know what foods I'm allergic to and hadn't eaten anything that I tested positive for.  So that's the end of that.  At least I was right, it wasn't shingles.

 

Cheryl

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I'm so sorry. It's harder than hell to get a dx of dh. You have to educate the docs first & most of them don't take to being educated.

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I wish I knew what a biopsy of DH showed if it wasn't taken adjacent to the rash area.  I tried to google that lol but didn't work.

I agree with you...They don't want anyone being smarter than they are.  The minute I mentioned a diagnosis, they shut me out completely.

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Shingles is a viral disease created by the chickenpox infection. Generally it influences in adults those having weak immune system. Have a look Open Original Shared Link

The biopsy said it definitely was not shingles.

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