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I'm really sorry to listen about your problem. I have tendency to keloids too and many members in my family as well. I have some small keloids in my fingers (cuts), one big one in my leg that is hide (from a surgey) and the one that made me work to find solutions is in my chest like result from chicken pox that I had when I was 12 (I'm 29 now). I know that it's hard to find solutions, but in my country, I started when I was around 13 a treatment with KENACORT-A injections, they are really painful, but they stop the growing of the scar and the itching feeling. In the mid time between injections I used to tape silicon tape over the keloid, it make it softer and easier the next infiltration. I did injections for around 5 years and it never grew back. The color in the scar is different so I cover it with Micropore (I don't like people staring at it). Good luck with your problem, I know that has been a long time since you wrote but maybe I can help you in something.
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I understand what you're going through more than anything. I have keloids and acne all over my face, and not only that, my entire back is literally filled with keloids, as well as my chest. One thing I've realized is everything happens for a reason, and we just need to have faith. I was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis 3 years ago, and after i've been getting treated for that, i haven't formed any new keloids. It seemed that because I had that disease, I was forming keloids. I had no idea, until one day I randomly got a complete blood test. If you haven't already, get a complete blood test or a full body test to see if there is anything wrong that could be causing the keloids. I know how incredibly easy it can be to think negative thoughts about yourself - I was under depression, and I was insecure, self-conscious, reserved, and never wanted to talk to anyone. I just didn't feel attractive. I used to cry all the time, I couldn't even look in the mirror. Until one day I just said F*** it, I don't care what anyone thinks. I have keloids, they are a part of me and people have to deal with it. I started being myself, even made fun of myself, just became comfortable with who i am, and people noticed that. I realized that if you just be yourself, people will look through your keloids, they wont even realize they're there. I went through so much shyt too like homeopathy and god knows what. Now I don't use anything. You just gotta not care about what other people think, only your opinion matters. Hope you're keeping well.
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I am a 39 year old woman and I have suffered from keloids since I was 13 and I contracted the chicken pox virus. Needless to say as a result school was HELL, dating was HELL(espescially because women are supposed to be these things of beauty), forget about meeting people for the first time. The questions, the stares, the comments, I know how you feel. I am one of the only people in my family with this problem so they dont get it. I have tried the shots, radiation, silicone sheeting wraps with compression, removal with laser and knife ...over 5 times and they still come back. This last time they came back with a vengence. They itch, they hurt.... Just know you are not alone in your struggles and pain. I wish there was a social website and meeting place for keloid victims..
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Dear very sad to read your message, my son accidentally splash himself with acid and his face full of keloids with his right hands multiple keloids, strangers look at him like he's an alien,he is only 12, he always smiles and make himself happy by doing what he likes.. he make us feel that nothing is wrong with him.. I've tried many ways to ease his pain but in vain.. if only the acid when into his eyes he would have been blind... so you are blessed just like my son and be grateful to God..ok enjoy life as it comes...
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