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It is progressing quickly. Here are some new pics. I think I have the purple eyelids. And there are purple veins on my eyelids – what’s with that? Going to see a rheumatologist this week-I will keep you posted…
So Sorry you are having to deal with this. It looks painful! I hope you find some answers with the doctor.
Blessings!!
Thanks Amyhosp 🙂 That means a lot.
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It is great for dryness.. I was just thinking that it might offer her some relief in the mean time…… 🙂
For sure there must be somthing going on to cause that in the first place.
Absolutely, Amy, and thank you! It DOES sound wonderful and may be especially important for many of us during these dry winter months. 😉
I have been womdering about similar skin problems because over the past few years my skin has gotten really tough and my veins too apparently to tne point that when I am having an IV started it will actually bend the cannula inside the needle every time. My mom is the same way and she often will have the skin splitting on her knuckles. I also have the bulging veins. Sometimes I notice the shiny skin and think scleroderma. I have POTS and EDS hypermobile type even though I am not very flexible. My mom’s hands also get stuck when she is doing things like driving to where she has to use the other hand to open it. I hope you were able to get some answers MJ and that you found a treatment that is helping.
Hi Dino68. Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately I don’t have any answers yet. If you and your mom figure anything out, please let me know. I will do the same…
MJ
Thanks MJ. I will ask my doctors about it when I see them next week.
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