Immune Disorders Forum - treatments for scleroderma

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Q: treatments for scleroderma

asked by: gihan on December 11th, 2007

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i am forty years lady , i discovered that i have scleroderma ( immune disorders ) from ten years , i lost my best years of my youth taking different kinds of allergical medicines and pridensones , i infected in my lung and my hands is bended especially the small one is totally bended

the question here

is some one can tell me how to cop or to live with this case

is it a special balanced diet or any new treatment for this case at your premsis

please advise

gihan

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kdlee

replied on July 7th, 2009

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I am aorry I am just now seeing this post..I know it is several years old and I hope that you are doing ok.I have a friend that has scleroderma on his abdomen and the skin is very think and spreading.He is taking ortisones shots in the areas of the thinkened skin to help elax and thin areas..He had trouble moving side to side nad back and forth due to the pull but it has gotten some better..I hope you are better as well..

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