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What Does Dh Look Like?

ISGoddess

By ISGoddess
in Dermatitis Herpetiformis

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ISGoddess
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The online images aren't generally close-up enough for me to tell. What I have looks like chicken pox (and i had that as a child) all over my shoulders, neck, and goes into my hairline. Itches like crazy. I also have keratosis pilaris- and it doesn't look like these.

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Here is a link to some good closeups. The ones the link leads to are of the arms. Click on the left hand menu to see the pictures of other body parts.

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Ursula, Thank you so much for that information. Those closeup pictures look so frightenly familar to me. My oldest son has a rash like that and is going to a family practice guy who blames it on detergent. As he has sooo many other signs, I am uping the pressure for him to get tested. Hard to convince him as he is in another state and 21 and knows everything about everything (!) Thanks again, and ISGoddess, I hope you get some help soon and feel better asap.

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Those are really good pictures. They make me thankful that I was diagnosed before it got THAT bad!

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