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Pemphigus vegetans is a localized form of pemphigus vulgaris.Freedberg, et al.
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- Resolved Question: why sweating with dirty smell comes to neck and joints in pemphigus?
... i am suffering by pemphigus ,i am using steriod,now my full body... - Resolved Question: What is the best medicine to treat pemphigus i have heard about mestinon work miracles taken in dose…
- Resolved Question: Is there any treatment for the skin disease Pemphigus Vulgaris? How can pain from the blisters be mi…
I have been suffering from this disease for the last 5 years. The blisters come in... - Resolved Question: I am looking for either conventional or herbal treatments for Pemphigus vulgaris?
I would like to know if there is perhaps a diet that would help improve the issue or avoid because it might agitate the condition... - Resolved Question: what is the diagnosis of pemphigus vulgaris?
...biopsy last week & want to know the diagnosis of pemphigus vulgaris can you please help me ? Thanx... - Resolved Question: Does the disease Pemphigus affect vitamin D3 synthesis?
Pemphigus affects the epidermal layer of the skin and causes blistering. - Resolved Question: Is there a sure remedy in any therapy for a permanent cure about a dreadful skin disease called "PEM…
No steroid based drugs / medicines please ! - Resolved Question: What is the permanent remedy for the auto immune skin disease of Pemphigus Vulgaris?
- Resolved Question: Someone I know has been told the sores in their mouth is from pemphigus is this true??
...but they are calling it Pemphigus. What should the next step be please help... - Resolved Question: any good medication for ocular pemphigus?
...one eye can not open, it is ocular pemphigus,is anybody knows any good medication...
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