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Northern Mississippi
August 17, 2025
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A MyPrurigoTeam Member

Gail, I'm happy that you checked out the profile of the drug before taking it.

August 21, 2025
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

“Renvoq” was prescribed by the “study” physician but the multitude of serious side effects made trying it prohibitive for me.

August 21, 2025
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

Gail, kindred spirits think alike! 🤗❤️

August 18, 2025
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

I have the same problem and solution. Paying attention to the first itch and immediate treatment of it seems to slow the spread to other areas. And, it minimizes the strength/ intensity of the itch. Also covering the medicated lesion with clear bandage helps a great deal.
I’ve kept recent lesions very small till the itch subsided by bandaging.

Gail

August 18, 2025
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

The bumps begin as a small red dot with a sensation of itching. I immediately apply my Clobetesol ointment to it. The process keeps the red light bump from developing into a large nodule.

August 17, 2025

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