karen1959
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Cahil, I have a healthy, normal thyroid as well. My "lichen sclerosus" extragenital lesions are on my upper legs, and waist area and are starting to disappear with my serious adherence to a gluten-free diet. I personally think the gluten and the lichen are related, for me anyway. My lichen rash looks nothing like my "gluten rash". Tbe gluten rash is on...
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Thanks for all of the time and advise with the answers to my questions. I had the endoscopy 3 years ago because my doctor suspected Celiac due to gastro problems. I had no rash back then and my tests were negative. Now the doctors say I have gluten rash and never eat it again based on my rash of blisters, itch, scars etc. I am off gluten and feeling better...
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No tests since 3 years ago when I came up negative for Celiac via. a blood test and endoscopy. I was diagnosed from my doctor and her physician's assistant just seeing the rash who both said no biopsy was necessary since it was classic gluten rash. THen at my dermatology visits for the Lichen Sclerosus she even said it was gluten causing the other blister...
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Hello, I am 55 female diagnosed with lichen sclerosus which is also on my legs and mid section. Since that diagnosis I have also been diagnosed by my doctor and her physician's assistant as having gluten rash and was told to NEVER eat gluten again. My dermatologist that I go to for the lichen sclerosus also told me to never eat it again. Three years ago...