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Arietti

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New to this forum. Hi guys! So for the last few weeks I've been battling this insanely itchy rash. First started on my elbows, cleared up after 10 days ish with a steroid cream. Then broke out on my knees, ankles and now it's moved on to my thighs. Does it look like DH to you? I've mentioned dapsone to my dermatologist and she's looking into it. 

I've stopped eating gluten completely in the last month and I'm feeling better. My GI symptoms have improved. I'm more regular (was chronically constipated despite a healthy diet). And if I eat anything gluten I instantly have what it feels like the worst hangover in the world. Severe migraine and nausea. It's awful. Starting about 6 months prior I had to give up alcohol completely. Even just one glass or white wine or one beer (with plenty of water) would do the same thing. Feels like I had 12 shots of tequila. It sucks!

I'd love to know everyone's opinions.

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Welcome to the forum, Arreietti!

Please attach the pictures directly to your post. Use the three dots in the upper right corner of any new post window. There is a time window for editing so do it in a new post and don't wait too long. Linked items are not permanent and in time they may become invalid links.

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Arietti Rookie
6 minutes ago, trents said:

Welcome to the forum, Arreietti!

Please attach the pictures directly to your post. Use the three dots in the upper right corner of any new post window. There is a time window for editing so do it in a new post and don't wait too long. Linked items are not permanent and in time they may become invalid links.

Hi! Thank you very much! The three dots only give two options: Report and share. I'm using this on my mobile device. Could that be why?

trents Grand Master

No option for "Edit", huh? Could be that you are using your phone, I don't know for sure.

Arietti Rookie
6 minutes ago, trents said:

No option for "Edit", huh? Could be that you are using your phone, I don't know for sure.

No edit option unfortunately. Even in the app, or in the desktop site. Is it because I have a new account?

trents Grand Master
25 minutes ago, Arietti said:

No edit option unfortunately. Even in the app, or in the desktop site. Is it because I have a new account?

Not sure. PM Scott Adams and ask that question. On many forums I have joined I did not have full privileges right away. But, there could be an issue with the software as it was recently updated. When you open up a new post window do you see a paperclip at the bottom with instructions about choosing files to attach or dragging them?

Arietti Rookie
1 hour ago, trents said:

Not sure. PM Scott Adams and ask that question. On many forums I have joined I did not have full privileges right away. But, there could be an issue with the software as it was recently updated. When you open up a new post window do you see a paperclip at the bottom with instructions about choosing files to attach or dragging them?

No I didn't see anything like that at all. 


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Scroll up to the top of the page and locate the envelope symbol. That will allow you to send a persona message to Scott Adams, our administrator, and ask him about the issues you are experiencing. Do you have a computer you could use to check for more options on the user interface?

Scott Adams Grand Master

The edit feature is only available for a short time period after a post, and this is due to the many spammers who might post something, then change it after by adding link spam. 

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