Re: Warts and Skin Abnormalities

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Geri,

I have the red spot, rather like pepper but red instead of black. Dont know

why they are there, wish I did

J

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>From: Geri Spang <spangs@...>

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>Hi Iris,

>I started developing tiny, colorless warts when my AIH was in it's " raging "

>stage. They were mostly on soft tissue parts of my body, like under my

>breasts. They almost all disappeared after I started Prednisone and

>Imuran treatment.

>

>I'm curious - does anyone have tiny, deep blood-red spots on their body?

>Those began to appear on my breasts several years ago, long before there

>was a hint I might have a disease or " condition " . My gynecologist told me

>they were " nothing " . Since I've gone into full fledged AIH with cirrhosis,

>I've noticed that they've increased and I also have some on my upper arms

>and abdomen. Yesterday, I spotted a new crop of them on my breasts.

>Considerably more than I've ever had. They're like large freckles,

>slightly raised, but deep, deep crimson.

>

>Also, I've noticed that the backs of my hands have a " grainy " feel under

>the skin. Similar to the way skin feels from a slight allergic reaction.

>Nothing to see, but it's almost like very minute grains of sand under my

>skin. My skin is much more thin that it used to be and I'm bruising easily

>lately, but got to bear in mind that I'm so far over the hill I'm on a

>rapid downhill slide and would be even if I didn't have AIH. Are these

>things just dirty little tricks played by Father Time or are they problems

>many or all of us are experiencing?

>Take care,

>Geri

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Iris,

I started developing tiny, colorless warts when my AIH was in it's " raging "

stage. They were mostly on soft tissue parts of my body, like under my

breasts. They almost all disappeared after I started Prednisone and

Imuran treatment.

I'm curious - does anyone have tiny, deep blood-red spots on their body?

Those began to appear on my breasts several years ago, long before there

was a hint I might have a disease or " condition " . My gynecologist told me

they were " nothing " . Since I've gone into full fledged AIH with cirrhosis,

I've noticed that they've increased and I also have some on my upper arms

and abdomen. Yesterday, I spotted a new crop of them on my breasts.

Considerably more than I've ever had. They're like large freckles,

slightly raised, but deep, deep crimson.

Also, I've noticed that the backs of my hands have a " grainy " feel under

the skin. Similar to the way skin feels from a slight allergic reaction.

Nothing to see, but it's almost like very minute grains of sand under my

skin. My skin is much more thin that it used to be and I'm bruising easily

lately, but got to bear in mind that I'm so far over the hill I'm on a

rapid downhill slide and would be even if I didn't have AIH. Are these

things just dirty little tricks played by Father Time or are they problems

many or all of us are experiencing?

Take care,

Geri

[Guest guest]

Geri, I Have those blood red little spots all over my body, & have had them

for quite some time. My friend who has PBC also has them ll over as does my

other friend who has autoimmune Grave's Disease. My question would be- does

anybody else in the group have these and are they maybe on people who have

autoimmune diseases?? I have been wondering about that. My mother has not

been well & cannot get a diagnosis on her problem & she has these red bumps

all over also!! ANYBODY???

Lori C. AIH LIVER TX 3~11~97

Re: [ ] Warts and Skin Abnormalities

>From: Geri Spang <spangs@...>

>

>Hi Iris,

>I started developing tiny, colorless warts when my AIH was in it's " raging "

>stage. They were mostly on soft tissue parts of my body, like under my

>breasts. They almost all disappeared after I started Prednisone and

>Imuran treatment.

>

>I'm curious - does anyone have tiny, deep blood-red spots on their body?

>Those began to appear on my breasts several years ago, long before there

>was a hint I might have a disease or " condition " . My gynecologist told me

>they were " nothing " . Since I've gone into full fledged AIH with cirrhosis,

>I've noticed that they've increased and I also have some on my upper arms

>and abdomen. Yesterday, I spotted a new crop of them on my breasts.

>Considerably more than I've ever had. They're like large freckles,

>slightly raised, but deep, deep crimson.

>

>Also, I've noticed that the backs of my hands have a " grainy " feel under

>the skin. Similar to the way skin feels from a slight allergic reaction.

>Nothing to see, but it's almost like very minute grains of sand under my

>skin. My skin is much more thin that it used to be and I'm bruising easily

>lately, but got to bear in mind that I'm so far over the hill I'm on a

>rapid downhill slide and would be even if I didn't have AIH. Are these

>things just dirty little tricks played by Father Time or are they problems

>many or all of us are experiencing?

>Take care,

>Geri

>

>

>---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Lori:

I have them also.

Sue AIH

Wisconsin

[Guest guest]

Geri,

The red spots are something I have noticed are on the increase with me

also. I have asked about them, but the same old answer crops up, sorry

don't know!! While they are not doing anything we will leave them alone.

Don't have the problem with my hands though.

How is the " remission " going with you?

SueB.

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> From: Geri Spang <spangs@...>

> onelist

> Subject: Re: [ ] Warts and Skin Abnormalities

> Date: Sunday, 8 August 1999 8:33

>

> From: Geri Spang <spangs@...>

>

> Hi Iris,

> I started developing tiny, colorless warts when my AIH was in it's

" raging "

> stage. They were mostly on soft tissue parts of my body, like under my

> breasts. They almost all disappeared after I started Prednisone and

> Imuran treatment.

>

> I'm curious - does anyone have tiny, deep blood-red spots on their body?

> Those began to appear on my breasts several years ago, long before there

> was a hint I might have a disease or " condition " . My gynecologist told

me

> they were " nothing " . Since I've gone into full fledged AIH with

cirrhosis,

> I've noticed that they've increased and I also have some on my upper arms

> and abdomen. Yesterday, I spotted a new crop of them on my breasts.

> Considerably more than I've ever had. They're like large freckles,

> slightly raised, but deep, deep crimson.

>

> Also, I've noticed that the backs of my hands have a " grainy " feel under

> the skin. Similar to the way skin feels from a slight allergic reaction.

> Nothing to see, but it's almost like very minute grains of sand under my

> skin. My skin is much more thin that it used to be and I'm bruising

easily

> lately, but got to bear in mind that I'm so far over the hill I'm on a

> rapid downhill slide and would be even if I didn't have AIH. Are these

> things just dirty little tricks played by Father Time or are they

problems

> many or all of us are experiencing?

> Take care,

> Geri

>

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Geri, I started developing the crimson spots that you were talking about

(except mine are very small) long before I was diagnosed. Of course who

knows how long I've had AIH, so it's possible that there's a connection.

However, a dermatologist told me these were just a part of aging.

Roxanne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 08/08/1999 1:25:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

barbara99ann@... writes:

>

> perfectly healthy people who have the red spots and

> skin tags.

Thanks Barbara Ann, it is so easy to think that everything that is wrong with

us is liver related----Joan in PA

[Guest guest]

Roxanne,

My dermatologist also said the red spots are related

to aging, and that's all - he said they're not related

to any disease. It has something to do with the

pigment condensing and collecting in one area. He

also said they do not become malignant. I know

perfectly healthy people who have the red spots and

skin tags.

Barbara Ann

AIH Transplant Recipient

--- CREE8V1@... wrote:

> From: CREE8V1@...

>

> Geri, I started developing the crimson spots that

> you were talking about

> (except mine are very small) long before I was

> diagnosed. Of course who

> knows how long I've had AIH, so it's possible that

> there's a connection.

> However, a dermatologist told me these were just a

> part of aging.

>

> Roxanne

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