New member few questions :)

[rinbag]

Anyway, if you boobs fall off I am sure there they will be plenty of volunteers (me and Frost at the front of the queue) to lend a hand - "Is that within the rules Mods?"

Wow. I shall say no more.

But with Dovobet, no doctor has ever told me that what I'm doing is wrong... so it's technically not my fault. Why they keep writing me prescriptions for it, I have no idea.

[mentalpenguin]

I'm afraid I have been using Dovobet and Dovonex for the last couple of years, every morning and every evening on small patches. At first the results were astonishing, I suffered from large patches around the nape of my neck but within 3 months it cleared up completely and I was able to wear a ponytail for the first time in 15 years or so... But after two months it started coming back and its spread to my ear lobes which is horribly painful.

I'm on these forums because its seriously depressing me. I visit the doctor last week and he honestly gave me 6 prescriptions for various ointments, creams, lotions and shampoos. I'm at my wits end ... it's in my scalp, tiny patches in my eyebrows, spots on my torso and other areas.

I have recently started drinking orange juice again and I wonder if it could be this as apparently, the citrus cause flare ups.

Any thoughts? Please help x

[arizona]

I'm afraid I have been using Dovobet and Dovonex for the last couple of years, every morning and every evening on small patches. At first the results were astonishing, I suffered from large patches around the nape of my neck but within 3 months it cleared up completely and I was able to wear a ponytail for the first time in 15 years or so... But after two months it started coming back and its spread to my ear lobes which is horribly painful.

I'm on these forums because its seriously depressing me. I visit the doctor last week and he honestly gave me 6 prescriptions for various ointments, creams, lotions and shampoos. I'm at my wits end ... it's in my scalp, tiny patches in my eyebrows, spots on my torso and other areas.

I have recently started drinking orange juice again and I wonder if it could be this as apparently, the citrus cause flare ups.

Any thoughts? Please help x

Orange juice doesnt like me either, maybe change that and see if it helps?

[mentalpenguin]

I'm going to give it a break for a bit and see what happens. . I'm also thinking the cold weather might have a part to play in it?

[MULLINDE]

The cold weather never helps my P.

Turn up the heating and get into the thermal underwear. And plenty of moisturiser, especially when the weather is cold and dry.

Daryl

[frost]

I don't use it constantly, so it's not as bad as it sounds. I've been using it on and off for about 4 years. I don't use it daily.

Well, here's hoping my boobs don't fall off.

Hi Rinbag,

Your phrase "using it on and off" worries me. For goodness sake don't just stop using it. If you use it every day for a week, then use it every other day for a week, and then every third day for a week etc. etc. Do not just stop.

Anyway, if you boobs fall off I am sure there they will be plenty of volunteers (me and Frost at the front of the queue) to lend a hand - "Is that within the rules Mods?"

Regards,

Daryl

thats a tad creepy Dayrl
leave me out of it

[MULLINDE]

I don't use it constantly, so it's not as bad as it sounds. I've been using it on and off for about 4 years. I don't use it daily.

Well, here's hoping my boobs don't fall off.

Hi Rinbag,

Your phrase "using it on and off" worries me. For goodness sake don't just stop using it. If you use it every day for a week, then use it every other day for a week, and then every third day for a week etc. etc. Do not just stop.

Anyway, if you boobs fall off I am sure there they will be plenty of volunteers (me and Frost at the front of the queue) to lend a hand - "Is that within the rules Mods?"

Regards,

Daryl

thats a tad creepy Dayrl
leave me out of it

It was meant to be a joke! They are still available in England.

Regards,

Daryl