What are the issues related to “blood tests”?
04.04.00 blood tests, labs
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Daily Life
What are the issues related to bathing and showering?
04.03.00 bathing, showering What are the issues related to bathing and showering? Jan T https://www.facebook.com/groups/15865278115/permalink/10155167641708116/ April 28 at 10:39am We had a water main break so I have had only sponge baths for two and a half days. This morning, I have almost NO flakes after having massive flaking the past month. Has anyone found
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What are the issues related to PRP and alcohol?
04.01.00 Issues related to PRP and alcohol? Can PRP patients drink alcohol? Have anyone had any bad side effects from drinking a glass of wine while taking acitretin? https://www.facebook.com/groups/15865278115/permalink/10155123652973116/
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Support for patients and families — GARD
From the Editor… The following article details the support that patients suffering from rare diseases – and their families – can access. As you read, recognize the role played by the PRP Alliance, PRP Facebook Support Group, PRP Community on RareConnect and even the PRP Survival Guide. Clearly, you are not alone; we are on
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Seven ways to embrace the PRP community
04.00.02 Seven Ways to Embrace the PRP Community Some PRPers will find their way to remission within a few years, some even sooner. Others must prepare for a much longer siege. No matter where you fall on the PRP Continuum, the journey begins anew today. Here are the first seven steps on your journey. 1st:
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What is my long-term outlook based on Type?
Editor’s Note: The long-term prognosis for PRP is not set in stone. There are some guidelines that dermatologists feel comfortable in treating as Gospel. Suffice it to say that there has been insufficient research to be able to predict when Type 1, 3 and 5 will “run it’s course.” Adult Onset PRP Type 1 –
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