Robyn2 great to here this news of your purchasing antihistamine to control your problem with scratching. 😃
Does anyone try opzelura cream?
Thank you for all the information! I will ask my dermatologist for Zeljanz with light therapy! You are so right- the diet is very important as well!
Anxhela hello! Pregnancy is known to trigger the onset of vitiligo, but not all women with pre-existing vitiligo experience exacerbation
during pregnancy. Vitiligo is an autoimmune skin disease
that… read more
I have been using it for two months now. I apply it two times a day. I also do light treatments for some areas. I was hoping others could share their expereinces.
I am using daily. 2x a day. It has helped the eyebrows a lot since this post, but my cheeks continue to see depigmentation in areas of application. What light do you use?
It feels like it’s spreading a little and hasn’t really for a year, and I use sunscreen so I don’t think it’s sunburn.
Mine also first affected the lips people thought is HIV, just avoid stress and stop using lip sticks
I have vitiligo all over my body but over the last few months it has started to spread really quickly, quicker than ever before. I am wondering if it's because I had covid earlier in the year or if it is a result of having had 3 covid jabs?
I just bought a cream and a spray . I will let you know in a month.
Many thanks for your quick response, Eric....I haven't been able to find info on this anywhere. Just a quick follow up question: When you say Opzelura is a drug you have to "take" it sounds like you… read more
If so, have you experienced success? I am researching for possible treatment for my 10 year old. Topicals and phototherapy have been giving her anxiety and I'm trying to find alternative treatments for now.
No, but please post if you get good results.
I recently was diagnosed with breast cancer and was scheduled to have a breast sparing surgery and radiation. I wondered how vitiligo skin would tolerate radiation. As it turns out, more cancer was found and I am having mastectomy and hopefully no radiation, but it is certainly a topic that I would be interested in.