Michael Ramos3 said:When I say you shouldn't use this for vitiligo, it’s because that was our only outlier involving a woman. My friend—it’s always a friend, isn't it?—had been misdiagnosed and was using a different ointment. Within five days of starting that stuff, she ended up with much more intense redness around the edges of her white patches and significantly worse itching. Even my father thought it looked strange and went against everything we knew, so we told her to stop immediately. The very next day, her diagnosis was corrected from psoriasis to vitiligo.
Personally, I don't think there are such things as "failed cases." WHY?
Just the other day, a woman called us after ten days, wanting to return the ointment because she felt it wasn't doing anything for her. Her father handled it perfectly, telling her, "Ma'am, ten days have passed, and everything regarding how this works was explained clearly when you picked it up." We're just waiting for her to drop it off. It happens quite often where someone goes through one full dose (150g), breaks the seal, sees visible improvement (the patches get smaller, less itchy, and stop scaling), and then decides not to finish the treatment. They end up staying in that improved state for a very long time (even 2 or 3 years) without the psoriasis returning to its previous state. When they eventually decide to start again, they begin from scratch, and by day 20, the itching and patch reduction begin once more.
It’s also interesting to note a case where a young guy intentionally left one tiny spot untreated on his leg. His entire body cleared up, yet that single spot remains to this day—that was back in 2001 or 2002.
Another curious thing: sometimes, after the large, red external patches clear up, small little psoriasis spots pop up in places where they weren't before. These should be treated with the ointment just like the others, and they disappear very quickly. I think a famous local dermatologist gave the best explanation for this: it's subcutaneous psoriasis (the hidden potential of the disease) preparing to surface in the near future. This is definitely the final surge of the condition, and once you treat it with the ointment, it's OVER. (There are theories that psoriasis manifests internally, much like chickenpox or various other types of eczema).
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Sorry for being so long-winded, but other forum members requested this level of detail.
Have faith.
Pray,
hope,
endure,
forgive,
and LOVE,
and success will surely follow.
With humble faith,
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