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Current topics:

• - Unusual skin allergies/sensitivities: Do you have one?
  I am allergic (or maybe I should say sensitive) to one of the most benign substances on earth - aloe. I discovered that about 50 years ago when I accidentally burned my hand when taking a pan out of t
• - How do you protect your skin in the winter?
  Hi, I know in my case with severe eczema winter is always the hardest time of year. I image it may be true for other skin conditions as well. How do you all protect your skin in winter? I try to take
• - Welcome to the skin conditions group! Come say "Hello"!
  Hello everyone, I'm Courtney your community manager here on Carenity.  I thought I would open this group so we can share thoughts and experiences with skin conditions. So, what is your story? What is

Current topics:

• - What is the most frustrating or difficult aspect of living with a rare disease?
  Hello everyone,  How are you today? As you already know, a diagnosis of a rare disease can have a huge impact on one's life. It can bring new insights and information, but also many questions, cha
• - How were you diagnosed with a rare disease?
  Hello everyone, How are you doing? I thought I'd create this discussion to talk about being diagnosed with a rare disease! What were the first symptoms you experienced? How were you diagnosed? @A

Current topics:

• - Have you had any side effects from the COVID vaccine?
  I got mine Wednesday and have had several reactions. None on injection day but the day after, sore arm, dry mouth. Next day felt fine! Day after that had chills body aches and fever, stayed in bed and
• - COVID-19 masks: Are you going to continue wearing a mask after you've had the vaccine?
  Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. As the discussions continue on the end of the COVID-19 lockdown and social distancing measures, you may have some questions about the use of protective fa
• - COVID-19 vaccine: What do you think?
  Hello everyone, How are you today? The pharmaceutical groups Pfizer (USA) and BioNTech (Germany), as well as Moderna (USA), announced last month that their vaccine candidates are around 94 and 95%