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Topic: rash or psoriasis

Mountaineer
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Member # 14085

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was wondering about a area on the back of my head on the scalp.

I've been to a dermotologist and she said a type of psoriasis from my hat.

Dont wear my hat much and put the cream she tells me but doesnt go away.

It's scaly , purple ring, and purplebump at the line wear you wear a hat.

my question is does this sound right or lyme related. I've had it quite along time. If it was lyme related, would a rash have away by now?

Funny thing the other day, I went to the barber shop and I'm sure hes seen many scalp issues, but he said I think you got bit by something and never seen anything like that.

Posts: 64 | From New Jersey | Registered: Dec 2007 | IP: Logged |

Mountaineer
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Member # 14085

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Had another question on tick bite on belt line i got from summer from a lone star tick. He wasnt on there long ,maybe 12 hours or so. It left a small mark that was there for little while. The mark is still there today and once in a while it gets red.

Question ? Is a tick bite or even a bulls eye rash that some people get always stay there or is it like a scar.

Posts: 64 | From New Jersey | Registered: Dec 2007 | IP: Logged |

nefferdun
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 20157

posted

Maybe it is a bart rash.

If it does turn out to be psoriasis check into LDN. It will halt the progression of autoimmune diseases.

http://www.lowdosenaltrexone.org/ldn_and_ai.htm

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old joke: idiopathic means the patient is pathological and the the doctor is an idiot

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