Re: Re: OT -- dermatitis and jojoba oil -- was Two questions

[Guest guest]

It

is good to know that jojoba oil is helpful for rosacea. I’ve just

started using jojoba oil to help with my extremely dry face, arms and hands,

and am also hoping it will help with the chronic dermatitis (and contact

dermatitis) on my hands.

Unfortunately

I may not be completely successful with my hands, however… I saw a

dermatologist earlier this week who informed me I had seborrheic keratoses (not

on my hands, but a few elsewhere, nothing can be done about that,

unfortunately) but also that my hands are developing pre-cancerous lesions, due

to the chronic dermatitis or just having such fair and thin skin or just my bad

luck… I had several biopsies done on my hands (all these bandaids

make things a bit tricky!!), and I’m waiting on results. I’ll

probably be put on a chemo-therapy type of cream, but don’t know the

details as yet.

Good

thing that my digestion is stable these days. And that I have learned how

to cope with my deteriorating nervous system. [wry grin]

Still,

I am liking the jojoba oil and my skin also seems to be appreciating it. Thanks

again to the folks here who suggested it.

Kim M.

SCD 6 years

Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction 6+ years

neurological & spinal deterioration 3+ years

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.

It

also talks about seborrheic dermatitis. Whether or not you wish to try

their product, their suggestions for lifestyle changes were really helpful:

http://www.rosacea-ltd.com/lifestyle.php3

In particular the use of jojoba oil as a moisturizer has made a huge

difference, but many of the other suggestions have been great too.

Best wishes,

Kelley

Celiac 4/10

SCD 5/10