LoolaBear
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fides - love the jungle set! good buy
k8y - wow hun you're talented!! gorgeous room you've created there!!
Loola - so glad to hear Tye is doing better! wow he does have an amazing name.. Tye Vanentine - love it! and you can be sure there won't be ten of them in the class
welcome and congrats abs and twinkle! (hope I didn't miss anyone!!) twinkle, you're due on my sister's birthday!!
lunalady - My skin goes dry in pregnancy.. I just keep heaping almond oil on it.
although.. I've broken out in psoriasis for the first time in my life My sister has it. And I was really sick for about 3 weeks with strep throat, which I know is a trigger, and I've been covered in spots for about 3 weeks now I think maybe pregnancy hormones helped trigger it? I thought it was an allergy to laundrey soap at first, but it's just not gone away and now it really looks like psoriasis spots. No idea what I can do while pregnant, if anything? anyone have any experience with this? going to make an appointment for the dermo on monday. poooo!!
im a regular sufferer of psoriasis i tend to have it all the time, the only time i dont have it is when im pregnant. pregnancy hormones can be a trigger for it if its already in your family.
for me i was at high risk of developing it anyway as i have asthma and heyfever and psoriasis belongs to the same gene group.
the only thing i can say is it will ease once you get to 2nd tri, mine isnt so much the spots but the really dry flakey skin (where patchs of skin produce too much skin)
and it will be better one the summer gets here as the sun does wonders for it!
there are creams you can get that are made out of goats milk, it contains an enzyme that helps the skin to slow down production which in turn gives it time to heal properly.
olive oil after a nice warm bath and exfoliation is a wonder treatment as well. steer clear of stuff from the doctors, it only makes it come back 10 times worse when you stop using it, ive had every single cream ointment and treatment the doctor can prescribe and it only started as little patches on my elbows, now it almost covers the top parts of my arms and my ankles and have patches all over my body now all because of the doctor.
another thing i do once a month (mainly cos it hurts like a bitch!) is i get a nail file and rub it over the worse patches (gives a really deep exfoliation) then clean it wil salt water (ouch ouch ouch!) then pat dry and rub on olive oil.
now my skin yes it is still red in the places i have it but its no longer dry and the patches are slowly decreasing in size, but i do love once i get to 2nd tri as it just goes, and then the sun helps my skin to heal in the summer, its really only the winter months i suffer from it now which is good as ive had it for over 10 years now!
hope that helps nyn. x