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The Nursiversity
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2020
Education for nurses
Dermatographia "skin writing disease" timelapse #shorts
I know this isn't my normal nursing content but thought it would be interesting to share. About a week ago I started experiencing skin sensitivity and what appears to be dermatographia.
I won't be uploading my normal content until I can get ahold of the symptoms I am experiencing, so I wanted to share this so my few subscribers know what is going on.
I am still posting on my website and blog so be sure to continue to check over there.
:)
www.thenursiversity.com/the-nurses-notes/
Happy Nursing!
#shorts
I won't be uploading my normal content until I can get ahold of the symptoms I am experiencing, so I wanted to share this so my few subscribers know what is going on.
I am still posting on my website and blog so be sure to continue to check over there.
:)
www.thenursiversity.com/the-nurses-notes/
Happy Nursing!
#shorts
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Hey, watching my hives inflammation fade day after day until they completely vanished was such a relief, I went with what I pointed out and within the first 10 days or so the urticaria was barely visible! I just go'ogled the latest by Shane Zormander and after 20 days my skin has never been healthier!
Just got this out of the blue now I can play tic tac toe😂
? Mine can appear after a few seconds. Maybe it's a different thing than what I'm thinking?
I have this I guess I'm destend to make great art 😂
I have this
Everyone who has this most likely has MCAS (mast cell activation syndrome).
I got this condition by birth
I had this for a week back in 2018, it only lasted for 7 days...
I have this and it’s annoying af.
I remember I saw this on TV, supposedly it was magic and the person would think of a word and it appeared on their skin, it was obviously this disease. I laugh now, but paranormal stuff is nothing but science that hasn't been explained yet
Is there a cure?
My skin welts easily, didn’t know it was a “thing” 😂
😢I'm exhausted
👋 I'm sorry that many of you are experiencing the same issues. I found relief while I was on Xolair, and during that time, I had no flare-ups. It takes a month or so to build up in your system to see results. I went off Xolair, and the symptoms eventually came back. Now I treat it with benadryl at night. Daytime I have turmeric and 1 tb apple cider vintage. I had a very high IgE level. The normal range is i believe between 150 - 300ui/ml. That is what they like to see. Mine was over 5000. Xolair was a trial run for me because they never tested it on such a high level of IgE. When my body had such high levels, I would become very sensitive. The IgE also affects my asthma. A lot of weird things appear to go hand in hand for most who suffer from this. It's funny how a post on FB that asked if you've ever googled yourself landed me here. This article is referring to me. I did an interview years ago. I'm glad to see someone is still covering this condition. I hope it helps others. I'm trading my bobbypin in for a...... tattoo machine. I know I'm glutten for punishment.
I did this last night after hearing about it, had a memory of it happening when I was 15 or 16 and I legit just thought I was imagining it until I tried it last night.
Plzxxxx any one know any easy treatment....I hve since I was 10 or 11 now I am 20. Almost plxxx