Guest guest Posted December 16, 2001 Report Share Posted December 16, 2001 ----- Original Message ----- From: " sey (by way of ilena rose) " <fuchsmorrissey@...> Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2001 1:49 PM Subject: ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS & INSULIN INSULIN RESISTANCE > PLEASE POST We just found out yesterday evening that our 11 yr old who has > scleroderma, a swallowing disorder, allergies, an odd neurological > disorder, an " acral bone dysplasia " of the hands/feet also now has > acanthosis nigricans, AN. > Our to date does have very black skin on her neck (not just a dirty > brown color like " classic " AN, acanthosis nigricans may present itself as, > " dirty neck " ). She also has a very, very dark almost black color under her > armpits, along with having skin tags in the armpit area. This child also > has bronzed tissue, very varnished- like, shiny, glassy tissue that is > extremely cracked year-round which presents itself as > scleroderma/scleroderma-LIKE/morphea/morphea-LIKE (skin punch biopsy taken > 10-31-1996 at the age of 6 yrs old came back: morphea, consistant with) and > the dry tissue presents itself as icthyosis/icthyosis-LIKE tissue, (silica > is a desiccant, long known to dry out) that may crack and bleed, > year-round. This is NOT just a winter problem, but a year-round problem. > This child had another high result concerning her insulin resistance. > 's physician stated that to date does not have diabetes, but > the acanthosis nigricans (AN) skin lesion may be an indicator of high > diabetes risk, particularly in minority patient, that should NOT be > overlooked by dermatologists. is not overweight, not a minority > patient, is a child, but has gain some weight since I have been cutting up > all her foods so she can swallow better. She is a small person (dwarf-like, > but not " classic dwarf " / not " classic " skeletal dysplasia -her case has > been viewed at the Skeletal Dysplasia Registry at L. A., California by top > genetics specialists) and I was hoping she could gain some to weight to > grow, thus cutting up food so she could swallow better, (scleroderma > swallowing problem) and grow.... Weight gain and loss may present the skin > lesion of AN to appear lighter or darker depending on the person's weight > ga! in or loss. NOTE INFO BELOW CONCERNING (AN) to educate and inform > ones own self : " Acanthosis nigricans (AN) commonly manifests on the skin > in the collar area of neck. The hyperplastic skin lesion causes a > darkening of the skin and is not bothersome to the patient. Presence of > the lesion could indicate insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia, which > could be a marker for risk of developing non-insulin-dependent diabetes > mellitus (NIDDM). It has been shown that patients with AN have the highest > plasma insulin concentrations, which indicate they have the highest risk > for NIDDM. Tests for AN: laboratory testing of the patient's fasting plasma > insulin concentration.The reason I care to share this is because this > child's body is speaking great volumes IN HER YOUTH to an exerted/enhanced > human immune response. I felt that one may learn from what is > suffering from in her youth so they may NOT kick fully over into diabetes. > Hope this is helpful in educating and informing. It is NOT intended to > panic anyone, but to give more insight to what may happen with acanthosis > nigricans (AN). MY own hope & prayer that one day those in medicine, > science and research will indeed *****tailor medicines, vaccines, and YES > medical devices (RE: breast implants for starters) to ones genetics/genetic > susceptibilities to further avoid medical adverse reactions.**** I am > hoping and praying that with the genome that this will one day happen....it > is needed in our family and we are not along as there are many others like > us in the world. As genetics is the foundation, not the " cause " . Yes, the > " cause " would be the environmental trigger/time factor of exposure OR > virus. That different triggers will indeed produce DIFFERENT SYMPTOMS, > sometimes UNIQUE (like little is dealing/SUFFERING with > daily)....unique symptoms, if one observes well with that open mind which > is indeed valid to note/document, honestly in research, medicine and > science. We are NOT just dealing with an idiocryncratic reaction here, but > an overly, jumbled human immune response in a ! child who took massive > " hits " from her mom (me) via the placental barrier through a process of > microchimerism....Breast feeding, extra " hits " . Take care, > Fuchs-sey, mother of three hypersilicemia daughters who were exposed > to my extremely failed 3M/McGhan silicone gel and double breast implants. > Breast implants pulled our trigger in our youth, via the placental barrier > in these children.... is an end result of very flawed breast > implants! <mailto:Fuchssey@...> Fuchssey@... > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > <http://go.msn.com/bql/hmtag3_etl_EN.asp'>Click Here > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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