Bill McCue

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04.58.02 How common a symptom is the inability to sweat EDITOR’S NOTE: The following thread was initiated by Hailey S on July 5, 2015 as she worried about her inability to sweat and whether it would cause her to overheat. In addition to the 16 participants in this thread, the comments of an additional 17

04.58.00 sweating and thermoregulation 04.58.03 SWEATING? You may suddenly notice that you are not perspiring anymore, even in hot weather! This is a symptom that many PRPers experience, and the cause is not certain but is probably tied into the fact that you are already losing much of your body’s moisture because of the shedding

Editor’s Note: The efficacy of UV light therapy as a treatment option for pityriasis rubra pilaris seems to favor the young, This post is offered to jumpstart a discussion within the PRP community. We start with information published by the National Psoriasis Foundation. Phototherapy Phototherapy or light therapy, involves exposing the skin to ultraviolet light

  From the Editor… The following article was written by Candace Cooper, a PRP Patient Advocate from Fort Smith, Arkansas, and published in the August 2015 of the PRP community newsletter, On the Road…Our Journey from Onset to Remission. by Candace Cooper, PRP Patient Advocate “While everyone can’t agree on a definition of stress, all

04.54.00 shedding, flaking and peeling 04.54 Flaking skin https://www.facebook.com/groups/15865278115/permalink/10155168294878116/ Jan Tennant April 28 at 2:44pm I am not kidding when I say that skin flakes do not obey the laws of standard physics. They are quantum particles that randomly wink in and out of existence, especially wherever I’ve just swept or vacuumed. They also have

04.53.00 A kindred spirit, a celebrity, walks in our shoes EDITOR’S NOTE: When 7.5 million people in America suffer from psoriasis, it’s only a matter of time before a celebrity is diagnosed with this skin disorder. But how long does it take for a celebrity to step forward with the courage to share his/her journey

04.52.00 scalp ===== 04.52.00 What is a scalp? What Is a Scalp? Livestrong.com. Your scalp is made of three layers that cover the top of your skull. Beneath your hair are layers of skin, connective tissue with blood vessels and muscle. These layers are loosely attached to your scull by a type of connective tissue