Aug 14, 2021
Write on your skin? I mean anyone with a ballpoint pen can do that, so I'm assuming that's not what you're talking about here...
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Write on your skin? I mean anyone with a ballpoint pen can do that, so I'm assuming that's not what you're talking about here...
Full body canvas
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So I’ve been informed that I’m back on the waiting list for my exercise test with medication and my tilt table test - I hope that no one has been taken ill, or worse, by Covid, which meant the original appointments had to be cancelled, but I think I’m looking at not getting any tests done until next year now.
That said, I still have my ECG appointment booked in, and my cardiologist is arranging for me to see a neurotologist, gastroenterologist and a rheumatologist in the interim.
Apparently patients with dysautonomic symptoms and high blood pressure (me) are more likely to be ‘itchy’ - I have pretty established dermographia and often get random itchiness, especially in my feet/ankles and hands, so I’m happy that this IS something that happens to people instead of being a weird outlier.
He also wants me to see Professor Lobo at St Barts regarding my weird blood pressure/fainting issues
Has anyone had any experience with Prof Lobo, any of the ologists or dermographia/histamine related stuff in regards to dysautonomia (and migraines)? I’d love to hear from you
Spoonie Out
So does anyone else on the internet have skin writing disease aka Dermographism? If so, how did your skin do while getting a tattoo?Â
It's crazy, I almost feel like it will feel good, because the needle will be itching the hive as it tattoos.
I have 7 tattoos, but I developed dermographism over the past 2 years, so my tattoo next week will be my first one I get since it has developed. Should I tell my artist and risk him not doing it or just overdose on antihistamines and hope for the best?Â