GA granuloma annulare
Posted , 4 users are following.
Hello all GA friends,
I have it for 10 years now. I live in the Caribbean, St Barth. Lots of sun and ocean.
I am 53, mine started before menopause.
My GA is not all over but I have had a few on my back for 5 years that went away. one on my neck for 3 years that went away. Now one on my hand that has taken 7 years to spread away.
Mine start as a dot, spread bigger over the 7 years to the size of a lime then disappear.
There is one women here who had it all over her body. She went to a doctor in France who has a technique of looking into your eye to see all the problems in your body. Heilpraktiker
I can tell you she has almost completely cured herself by being very vigilant with the ampules he prescribed. the GA is at bay with only a few faded spots.
I went to see him too. ( i will say not super easy to get to because he lives in a small town) Paris - train or plane to Nante then taxi to Paimboeuf France. I am not as covered as she was and i only have one left that has almost disappeared.
The French are very big on homeopathic medicine.
My prescription was a bit different then hers with the dosage. But relatively the same. It seems to be Immune and allergy
I am happy to communicate with anyone who wants to know more. Since I have seen specialists in France , Italy, USA and here in the Caribbean.
I will say from my deepest thoughts. There is no complete cure.
My good friend in NY studies cures in a lab for skin problems. She says they do not put research money
to GA because it is a cosmetic problem without deadly or sickly symptoms. The modern medication is far worse for the liver and you then the problem.
All the best Lisa
0 likes, 1 reply
dwbarb lisaljoy
Posted
Our son who is a cancer research scientist said the same thing. Because it's not contagious, painful, or life-threatening, research money isn't available. I've had ga for about 15 yrs and just in the last year it has started to fade. No idea why!