Just was diagnosed with morphea on my scalp. I never noticed when it was active but now I have the indentation. Need to go back to UT health for a follow up
Hi, I am a woman of 58, treated for Morphea (lineair + generalized) in the Netherlands (RadboudUMC). To be frank, this explanation helps me more than the few words I get during my (short) visits to the hospital. Thank you so much. During the (very) fast development of my disease, I got blisters over the lower part of my leg that opened. After half a year I am still struggeling to treat my leg so the last wound on my ankle will close. Underlying tissue in my ankle and knee are involved, muscles in my leg also. Although I am a member of the patient "society" for my disease, I still have found no one who has my form of the disease. That feels rather lonely.
Thank you for this informative, thorough video. This is super helpful and clearly explained. I am 24 and my first lesion appeared about a year ago on my thigh. I thought it was bruising at first or internal bleeding. I had a punch biopsy and have been diagnosed with generalized morphea. It has been about 1 year, and new lesions have developed around my thighs and a few small lighter lesions on my sides and arms. Basically it is a waiting game. I tattooed over one lesion which helped with my self-confidence a lot. I plan to get more tattoos but what worries me is the possibility of atrophy. Zero sign of it yet. Good luck in this crazy life everyone! Have fun.
I have circumsized post menapausel morphea. The dermatologist found out from biopsy. I use topical steriods. On my fifth spot coming in all on my stomach, hard and ugly. What is phototherapy? Will rwd light therapy help?
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Just was diagnosed with morphea on my scalp. I never noticed when it was active but now I have the indentation. Need to go back to UT health for a follow up
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Hi, I am a woman of 58, treated for Morphea (lineair + generalized) in the Netherlands (RadboudUMC). To be frank, this explanation helps me more than the few words I get during my (short) visits to the hospital. Thank you so much. During the (very) fast development of my disease, I got blisters over the lower part of my leg that opened. After half a year I am still struggeling to treat my leg so the last wound on my ankle will close. Underlying tissue in my ankle and knee are involved, muscles in my leg also. Although I am a member of the patient "society" for my disease, I still have found no one who has my form of the disease. That feels rather lonely.
Thank you for this informative, thorough video. This is super helpful and clearly explained. I am 24 and my first lesion appeared about a year ago on my thigh. I thought it was bruising at first or internal bleeding. I had a punch biopsy and have been diagnosed with generalized morphea. It has been about 1 year, and new lesions have developed around my thighs and a few small lighter lesions on my sides and arms. Basically it is a waiting game. I tattooed over one lesion which helped with my self-confidence a lot. I plan to get more tattoos but what worries me is the possibility of atrophy. Zero sign of it yet. Good luck in this crazy life everyone! Have fun.
thanks for the information....
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I have circumsized post menapausel morphea. The dermatologist found out from biopsy. I use topical steriods. On my fifth spot coming in all on my stomach, hard and ugly. What is phototherapy? Will rwd light therapy help?
I also effected from this diesaes plz tell me the treatment mam I am from Nepal
Morphea treatment available ma'am pls tell me
Hi Muni, please email info@scleroderma.org to learn more about this topic and talk to one of our staff members. Thank you!
Is a punch biopsy the only way to test for this?
Hi, please email info@scleroderma.org to learn more about this topic and talk to one of our staff members. Thank you!
@@SclerodermaUS already went through it all with a doc. Thanks though.