Undiagnosed skin conditions
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Undiagnosed skin conditions
The gastro consultant thinks it is Pyoderma Gangrenosum but the dermo consultant doesnt. I have divericular disease but thats all they can find on that front.
I have just had 30 sessions of photo therapy iva and it had mostly worked but there was still some not healing, they have turned into ulcers.
Re: Undiagnosed skin conditions
if they still think it is pg , there is two groups for pg on facebook and many wonderful people to help. they are closed but just email and you will gain access. pg is difficult to diagnose and is a case of them ruling everthing out first. good luck
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Re: Undiagnosed skin conditions
Hi There,
Without having access to to the results from any blood tests or skin biopsies it is difficult to comment further. However it may be worthwhile considering Bowel Asociated Dermatosis (BADAS - due to a bacterial overgrowth in the bowel) which can be associated with diverticulitis, if it hasn't already been excluded. It may occur without signs of arthritis.
This does not look like pyoderma gangrenosum, not even the superficial variant.
Good luck and I hope this helps.
Without having access to to the results from any blood tests or skin biopsies it is difficult to comment further. However it may be worthwhile considering Bowel Asociated Dermatosis (BADAS - due to a bacterial overgrowth in the bowel) which can be associated with diverticulitis, if it hasn't already been excluded. It may occur without signs of arthritis.
This does not look like pyoderma gangrenosum, not even the superficial variant.
Good luck and I hope this helps.
Dr Jonathan Bowling FRCP
Consultant Dermatologist
Oxford
http://www.mydermatologist.co.uk
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Consultant Dermatologist
Oxford
http://www.mydermatologist.co.uk
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