They did on my arms and hands but not my legs. Those areas have weaker skin and become easily damaged. I never had another out break like the first time in 99 after the steroids put it in check.
52baddog said
Jan 31, 2013
Mike:
I was diagnosed having lichen planus, it is not as bad I just have brown spots every where. Did they go away after the treatment?
Northern said
Jan 28, 2013
That is how I learned that I was Hep C positive was from my Dx of Lichen Planus. It is a rare autoimmune disease caused by the HepC. The it was explained to me, immune system gets confused between virus and the skin cells. Every time I damaged my skin, just before it looked like it was going to final phase of healing, it turned into raised bloody plaque. It took massive doses of steroids to bring it under control for me. My lower legs are still scarred up from it. It attacked my extremities but left my torso alone. It was a miserable for me. Very itchy and ugly to look at.
12Step Guy said
Jan 28, 2013
52
Is this something you are experiencing? Ive developed a similar looking skin condition on my forearms that has persisted for about 8 weeks now. Seems resistant to creams. I havent seen a dermatologist, since it will likely clear after I finish the Rx.
Mike:
I was diagnosed having lichen planus, it is not as bad I just have brown spots every where. Did they go away after the treatment?
52
Is this something you are experiencing? Ive developed a similar looking skin condition on my forearms that has persisted for about 8 weeks now. Seems resistant to creams. I havent seen a dermatologist, since it will likely clear after I finish the Rx.
http://www.medicinenet.com/lichen_planus/article.htm
Does anybody know the relation between HEP C and Lichen Planus?