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Do Any Of You Notice Certain Foods Trigger It Off? The Doctors Say No.
I ate some tomato last night,instant itch and fruits around the mouth itch. Also, my first bad breakout, my hair really fell out. Anyone? This really helps! Bless you all!
I open them up too. Doctors hate that. But it really does heal them faster as long as you keep them clean and sterile and covered.
I have too noticed the stress level, bam! It's like there's been an entire body chemistry change.
I am avoiding chicken eggs and tomatoes. They cause more itchiness to me.
Thank you. Actually I can't complain compared to a lot. I get very few sores and probably not those if I wouldn't pick. I have had a few nodules, hip, back of neck. The itch is moves, not often does the white bump pop up. My first outbreak though, 2 years ago I was covered with sores, not a square inch on my back and itched all over. Scary. Didn't let up until I had a shot of cortisone. The nodules on my hip were terrible though. I opened them up, how much more can it hurt? I poured alcohol, doctor had a fit, but they went away. It is localized, shoulders, hairline now. I pray for those that have it bad. It's devastating.
Have you noticed a connection between what you eat and your prurigo nodularis (PN) symptoms? Some people with PN find that certain foods can trigger flare-ups. Here are some foods that might be worth avoiding:
Pro-Inflammatory Foods
- Alcoholic beverages
- Fast-food meals and fried foods
- Ice cream
- Pancakes, buns, and Show Full Answer
I Think Right Now My Biggest Question Is Some Places They Are Certain Foods You Cannot Eat And Other Places Say That You Can.
Hi Everyone. Wondering About The Success Rate You Have Found By Using The PN Diet Recommendations/restrictions Listed On This Site?
Have Any Of You Ever Had To Take Iron Infusions? I Am Going To Resort To Looks Of Spinach.
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