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Posted 8/28/2007 11:03 AM (GMT -8)
Suffer from this blister typ acne.  Drink so much water already, think I'm sprouting fins!  Anyone with a cure...treatment?
Posted 8/28/2007 11:44 AM (GMT -8)
Check with Dermatologist to find out if it is the beginning of pscoriasis. When my psoriasis starts acting up I get teeny-tiny little blisters on my palms.

Psoriasis and Crohn's go hand in hand.

good luck!
Posted 8/28/2007 12:51 PM (GMT -8)
I have recently had a problem with the same thing. I had two months ago, had tapered down my pred, so I blamed that. Then it went away, for a while. Now I had an obstruction, went back on pred, have tapered to 15mg

 and it's back. Only on my chin, and it starts like blisters and then looks like psoriasis. Are you on low pred? At least it isn't an allergy to my face products, I was considering that too. Anyone get this from pred? I also take immuran.

Kristine

Posted 8/28/2007 2:10 PM (GMT -8)
Goodness!! Psoriasis, I'll have to look that up!  I was thinking maybe a sudden teeny bopper regression, only with a vengence. haha  They sure are painfull but don't occur in batches.  You see, I'll develop one on my chin, invisible to the eye...underneath the outer layer of skin. Always growing in diameter almost the dia. of a nickel.    Then maybe next month one on my neck or back.  Sometimes two at a time but in different spots, always above the waist.  I was thinking maybe a boil or maybe it has to do with hormones?  I will see a dermatologist.  Thank you so much for your input fellow crohnies, your response is so comforting.  Nice to know I'm not the only one searching for answers.
Posted 8/28/2007 2:13 PM (GMT -8)
No. Not on prednisone. Actually I stopped taking prescription meds over two years ago. Only rely on Aloe Vera Juice, Probiotics and I try to stick to a yeast/sugar free diet. Vitamins are what help with the low energy. Maybe it's menopause. Gotta look that up too. Thanks again for your help.
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