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Anyone Had Dh On The Scalp?

farmwife67

By farmwife67
in Dermatitis Herpetiformis

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  On 11/14/2010 at 4:36 PM, rdunbar said:

This is the first I've heard of sugar making dh worse.

I'm willing to try anything, so hopefully this helps

thanks, although I love bananas.

 

Also, I only use gluten free soap for body care that I order in the mail.

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THANK YOU, for posting this about fruit!!! I have been suffering from DH on my scalp for almost 2 years now. Although I follow a strict gluten free diet, I am still suffering miserably and I eat a TON of fruit! 
 

Every time I sweat, it seams to kick back into high gear. I have noticed that when I increase my sugar intake, there seems to be a direct correlation to my having a new outbreak. I am newly diagnosed with Celiacs and DH. I am extremely appreciative of your post. It will help me as I try to regain what is left of my life. I have been extremely depressed, overwhelmed and quite miserable.  Thank you, again for sharing this! I am going to continue to make some adjustments! 

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