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Hi @CarolTN I haven't been diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis but as @Scott Adams says, like a lot of coeliacs I do suffer from itchy skin, and now adult onset eczema. The latter started during one of the lockdowns. I find my skin is often itchy if the temperature changes from hot to cold or cold to hot, that seems to set it off. This time of... -
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Hi @CarolTN I haven't been diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis but as @Scott Adams says, like a lot of coeliacs I do suffer from itchy skin, and now adult onset eczema. The latter started during one of the lockdowns. I find my skin is often itchy if the temperature changes from hot to cold or cold to hot, that seems to set it off. This time of year is bad, I also get an itchy throat, so maybe pollen is having some effect. I am not sure where you live but here I'm mentioning the products I buy in the UK that help me - they may be available where you live? For my scalp, I have used with some success Neutrogena T-Gel, but I think Philp Kingsley's products for flakey, itchy scalps are amazing. I've used the shampoo and the toner. For the rest of my skin, I use something called Adex Gel after I have showered, and then any really itchy patches I treat with Betnovate, a steroid cream, 20 minutes later, as suggested by a doctor. I currently have some very stubborn patches around my waist, no idea what they are - Canesten anti-fungal cream makes them worse, so does Betnovate. But when I rub the patches, they disappear, i.e. blanch, which apparently classic for dermatitis. It's a constant challenge! When I first got eczema I had given up chocolate and was eating cakes which contained almonds. My blood tests showed the markers for eczema were elevated at that time - the IgE. I felt there might be a connection. So you may find something in your diet isn't helping the situation, other than gluten? Cristiana
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By Theresa2407 · Posted
Yes it is. So I try to buy block only, but still watch for it. -
By Scott Adams · Posted
I believe it is also commonly used in pre-grated parmesan cheeses, like Kraft's. -
Thank you so much! This is helpful, just to know. Over the years, I’ve seen the scope and understanding of the disease broaden. In some ways, I think it’s remarkable a doctor in Oregon way back then could diagnose a baby he’d never met so quickly. I wish I’d asked more questions!!
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By Theresa2407 · Posted
Yes mostly found on RX pill capsules and store bought shredded cheese are the worst for me.
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