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January 19, 2024
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Members candidly discussed experiencing prurigo nodularis lesions in unexpected places like the face, palms, scalp, and even inside the nose... Read more

Members candidly discussed experiencing prurigo nodularis lesions in unexpected places like the face, palms, scalp, and even inside the nose and mouth, contrary to common medical descriptions that suggest these areas are rarely affected. Several members shared practical coping strategies including wrapping affected areas in bandages, using antihistamines and steroid injections, and for those with facial lesions, finding hope in Dupixent treatment despite persistent scarring and burning sensations. A recurring theme was the emotional weight of living with visible, painful nodules, with members expressing both solidarity in their shared struggle and gentle encouragement not to feel guilty about having fewer lesions than others.

A MyPrurigoTeam Member

I have them on the palm of my hands, soles of my feet and in between my toes and the back if my neck. . It says it can come anywhere really but not very much on hands, feet, face etc but that in some people you can get it in them places. We must be the rare ones!

January 19, 2024
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

I get them in nose and ears. Awful, isnt it?

January 22, 2024
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

Katie2 you are lucky you dont have very many. Are they itchy on your hairline?

January 20, 2024
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

We really must be. It started on my palms then spread to different areas including face, scalp, legs, shins and right ear.

January 19, 2024
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

I have a very large lesion on my forehead and another one on my cheek. They are my most persistent ones. The one on my forehead has a burning sensation. I’ve had them revised/surgically removed 3 times, and they have returned. I am seeing improvement now that I’m on Dupixient, but it looks like it will leave some scarring.

January 25, 2024

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