Re: Biopsied yesterday for weird Pimply things!

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Hi Ging, You should call and ask exactly what it was called you were being

tested for. It might be helpful in the long run to know what it is and how

it was ruled out ) Love, ~Alena's Mom

Biopsied yesterday for weird Pimply things!

> Hi guys,

> Had these little things on my rib cage and decided to see the

dermatologist.

> My hubby had pull

> and got me an appointment. I thought I was being neurotic, but as it turns

> out he was glad I came in. He gave me a weird name for what it might be,

and

> even said it might help to discover why I have urt.I hope he's right, but

I

> also hope it's not Lupus etc. Need to have alot of blood work done. My

doc's

> away when she returns I'll speak with her. It's at least 3 years since I

had

> a

> real work-up. My Hashimoto's is done every 6 months, but that's it. The

> biopsy comes back in about a week. Hope this site doesn't become infected

as

> I'm on Pred till next Monday, and you

> know how that lowers your immune system. I wound uo in the hospital one

> time,with cellulitis,

> due to a puppy nip. Got to watch out even for a year after being on the

damn

> stuff. I feel great

> now as I'm on 20 mgs. today, the last of that dose. Tomorrow onto 10 mgs

for

> 3 days. How I'm

> praying this won't flare again. Again thanx for all your wonderful vibes

in

> regard to my hubby.

> You're some special batch! Happy, HEALTHY, and all good things to one and

> all. Hugging you all in my heart. Ging P.S. Had a biopsy done when I

first

> came down with this and it was Negative

> for vasculitis etc. He took that from a typical looking hive, this is

> different in appearance.

>

>

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