Your finger nails with LS
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I'm curious, do your finger nails have clearly defined ridges on them? Apparently its a sign of Lichen Planus. I just wondered because they only appeared some time this year for me, when I was diagnosed with Lichen Schlerosus...
They dont cause any problems but I cant help but wonder why this condition would effect your finger nails.
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CaramelJJ Guppy007
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I have clobetasol Propionate 0.05 cream and Triamcinmolone Acetonide 0.1 cream. Does anyone have any recommendation regarding how long the clobetasol ointment should be used before having to possibly switch and decrease down to the triamcinolone cream? Of course my main goal is to get to my physician to get a treatment plan but I got to do what I have to in the mean time. Thanks everyone!
Morrell1951 CaramelJJ
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If you watch Dr. Goldstein's presentation, you'll be right up to speed before seeing the doctor.
https://patient.info/forums/discuss/dr-goldstein-lecture-271556
Guppy007 CaramelJJ
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CaramelJJ Guppy007
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Morrell1951 CaramelJJ
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Chrisy Morrell1951
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Don't mean to teach you to suck egg's (Uk saying) just thought it might help you to be a little patient and give your bodies time to heal. This is why it is so important with us to continually treat and moisturise to keep the skin soft, and to make a barrier between the skin and urine so that it is not agravated and also it will heal quicker.