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dupuytren's contracture
Quote from lil chick on October 22, 2019, 2:19 pmI was thinking about my bent pinky and my father's dupuytren's contracture, and started surfing and found this: people who think their contracture was brought on by Vitamin-A acne drugs.
quote:
"I'm 25, predisposed to tissue-disorders and diagnosed with Dupys one year after taking Roaccutane for 10 month.
Has anyone else experienced this?"
I was thinking about my bent pinky and my father's dupuytren's contracture, and started surfing and found this: people who think their contracture was brought on by Vitamin-A acne drugs.
quote:
"I'm 25, predisposed to tissue-disorders and diagnosed with Dupys one year after taking Roaccutane for 10 month.
Has anyone else experienced this?"
Quote from Ourania on April 19, 2020, 5:51 am@lil-chick I had Dupuytren's in my right hand, not very severe, a few years ago when I was around 60 years old. My father had it more severely, and one of my nieces has it, only 40 years old.
I got rid of it by
- illuminating the spot with a red LED of the type you put in your nostril. I used Vielight 633
- A couple of years later it was still vaguely there, invisible but could hardly be felt and it disappeared with high thiamine supplementation.
- Both my hands have become even more supple since I started Grant's diet.
@lil-chick I had Dupuytren's in my right hand, not very severe, a few years ago when I was around 60 years old. My father had it more severely, and one of my nieces has it, only 40 years old.
I got rid of it by
- illuminating the spot with a red LED of the type you put in your nostril. I used Vielight 633
- A couple of years later it was still vaguely there, invisible but could hardly be felt and it disappeared with high thiamine supplementation.
- Both my hands have become even more supple since I started Grant's diet.