Guest guest Posted September 30, 2008 Report Share Posted September 30, 2008 I wanted to let you and everyone know that I am sure I found out what was causing my constant outbreaks, my heartburn medication Nexium. I have been off it for 4 months now with no outbreaks, no joint pain and I think I am cured. My legs look like I never had it. I finally feel like I got my life back. The past two years of dealing with this made me lose any enjoyment in living, people who have never had this just cant imagine the pain of this disease. I know I have mentioned this before about it being my nexium causing this but I wanted to update you. I mentioned before about talking to a lawyer and he said I would have a case but it I would have to prove it and that would cost more money than I have. I just want to thank the person who posted the article about the derm in Texas linking prisolec with En, I don't remember who posted it but I cant thank you enough. For 2 years I asked the Dr if it could cause it and he always said no, but it is listed on the adverse side effects of nexium that it can cause skin inflamation. I would advise anyone who is talking Prilosec or Nexium to try to go off it, I never thought I would be able to, at first I was miserable but I took over the counter meds and the longer I stayed off it the better I got, and now I only have to take a tagmet maybe once a week. I was on either Nexium or Prisolec for 10 years and it feels great to be off it.They are basically the same medication the Pharmacist said there is really no difference in them. I hope everyone finds what is causing their En, I am just so grateful to have found out what was causing mine. Thank you for this website without it I would never have found out what was wrong with me. Lorine EN 2006 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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