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Yally: Dermatitis with Linear/Morphea

Spanish

I am Yally, mother to a lovely girl called MC, who is seven years old. A year ago she was diagnosed with linear morphea. She has a spot on her left leg, that almost covers it completely.

Now she takes colchimedio 0.5 one pill a day and Daivonex cream every night, as well as Methotrexate two pills every eight days on Sundays.

Physically she is a healthy girl. My concern has always been taking the drugs for an unlimited amount of time, what side effects it can have. She gets checked periodically, and up to now everything is okay, thank God.

Thank you for this web site and I would like to be in touch with you, and to know more about eating habits, exercise and in general the normal life my little girl can lead.

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ISN Artist: Sherrill Knaggs (In Loving Memory)

Sherrill Knaggs, ISN Artist, created the digital photo to illustrate the story on this page. Sherrill lived in New Zealand. Her story was featured in ISN's book, Voices of Scleroderma Volume 2.

ISN Translator and Editor: Alba León

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