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my daughter has been approved and is to start xolair shots(2 shots every 2

weeks) in a week ans a half. She has asthma but we are doing this more off

label for her severe allergic skin. When I started the ball rolling on this her

skin was extremely itchy, red all over and rash pretty much everywhere, She has

been this way for 4+years, getting worse all the time. She also had hives on

and off. My dd has been on heavy meds. to calm her skin like immune suppresants,

doxepin, mega dose antihistamines, etc.(none of which helped) been doped up for

weeks at a time to get much needed sleep.

She has been seeing a naturopatic dr. and is on various supplements(natural anti

histamines, natural anti imflammatory) probiotics, and just put on vit D because

her levels are very low. Also on dairy free diet.the redness is less, rash less

mostly on her arms and wrist, no hives(yeah) and well the itching is still

there. I don't know if it is the supplements or her immune system kicked in to

help or what caused the change.

Ok, the point of this. I don't know what to do. I have fought for the xolair

but now that she is better(about 30%) than she has been in years I am afraid to

start the shots in fear things may go back to where they were, that xolair might

cause reactions. Because of her high IgE and all her allergies she will be

getting the maximum dose every two weeks.

should I leave things alone because there is improvment or do you think xolair

will help even more? make things worse? I know most of you are on for asthma

but there have been some that xolair has helped their skin so pls. help if you

have any suggestion. thanks for listening and for any help you can give. jean

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