Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 Has anyone else noticed that eczema is worse on xolair? I seem to be much more sensitive to food related eczema than I was pre-xolair; started on it 8 months ago. I also seem to be extremely sensitive to hand soaps. I can only use one kind or my hand starts peeling and getting thick skinned. Just wondering if it's xolair of something else? Maybe old age? Thanks for you input. Terri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 > > Has anyone else noticed that eczema is worse on xolair? I seem to be much more sensitive to food related eczema than I was pre-xolair; started on it 8 months ago. I also seem to be extremely sensitive to hand soaps. I can only use one kind or my hand starts peeling and getting thick skinned. Just wondering if it's xolair of something else? Maybe old age? > Thanks for you input. > Terri > Terri, Some of our members have reported that their exema is better after Xolair. The only way to really know is to ask our prescribing doctor and maybe a dermatologist. Xolair didn't help my Psoriasis one bit! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 I can only tell you that I have more food allergies which are IGE mediated and not IGG mediated which is unusual. This has all been confirmed by blood tests. LMA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 hi terri, my eczema appeared to get a little better with the xolair. not tons better, but a little, although its very subjective. (i.e. when my eczema is flaring, i'm sure that its never been *this* bad before...when really, i'm sure it has, and worse). thinking back, i wish i had taken photos throughout the year of my skin. it would have been a good way to compare. an aside, my allergist has me taking lactobacillius (brand name - culturelle -its an OTC but my pharmacist had to special order it for me). in theory, it helps eczema. i take it, as well as the RN at my drs office.....and i think it does help. heather > > Has anyone else noticed that eczema is worse on xolair? I seem to be much more sensitive to food related eczema than I was pre-xolair; started on it 8 months ago. I also seem to be extremely sensitive to hand soaps. I can only use one kind or my hand starts peeling and getting thick skinned. Just wondering if it's xolair of something else? Maybe old age? > Thanks for you input. > Terri > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 4, 2009 Report Share Posted May 4, 2009 > > hi terri, > > my eczema appeared to get a little better with the xolair. not tons better, but a little, although its very subjective. (i.e. when my eczema is flaring, i'm sure that its never been *this* bad before...when really, i'm sure it has, and worse). thinking back, i wish i had taken photos throughout the year of my skin. it would have been a good way to compare. > > an aside, my allergist has me taking lactobacillius (brand name - culturelle -its an OTC but my pharmacist had to special order it for me). in theory, it helps eczema. i take it, as well as the RN at my drs office.....and i think it does help. > > heather I wish they had something better for my Psoriasis. It has now started to spread to my face. grrrrrrr! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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