Introduction
Palmoplantar Pustulosis (PPP) is a chronic skin condition that can cause pain, discomfort, and recurring flare-ups. When I faced treatment options, I had to decide between biologics and natural healing. Over 12 years, I have remained symptom-free using natural methods. In this post, I’ll explore the pros and cons of both approaches, share my personal experience, and provide guidance to help you make an informed choice.
1. What Are Biologics for PPP?
Biologics are advanced medications designed to target specific parts of the immune system that contribute to inflammatory skin conditions like PPP. Common examples include adalimumab and infliximab. While these treatments can provide rapid symptom relief and have helped some patients achieve remission, they are not without risks. Some biologics have even been reported to trigger PPP in certain individuals, illustrating how responses to these medications can vary widely (PubMed). Side effects may include immune suppression, increased risk of infections, and other complications. Therefore, it is essential to consult with a healthcare professional before starting biologic therapy, and to weigh the benefits against potential risks carefully.
2. Natural Healing Methods for PPP
Natural healing focuses on addressing the underlying triggers of PPP through lifestyle changes, diet, and holistic self-care. Many patients, including myself, have experienced long-term symptom relief without the need for biologics. Key strategies include identifying and avoiding dietary triggers, managing stress, maintaining a balanced anti-inflammatory diet, and practicing gentle skin care routines. While natural methods require patience and consistency, they offer the advantage of supporting overall health without the risks of medication side effects. Combining these lifestyle approaches with medical guidance can provide a balanced and sustainable path to living symptom-free
3. My 12-Year Symptom-Free Journey
After years of researching, trial, and error, I discovered the combination of diet adjustments, stress management, and careful skin care that worked for me. I have remained symptom-free for 12 years without ever using biologics. Everyone’s experience is different, but understanding your triggers and committing to consistent self-care can make a significant difference."
4. How to Decide What’s Right for You
5. Summary Table: Biologics vs Natural Healing
6. FAQ
Q: What is Palmoplantar Pustulosis?
A: PPP is a chronic skin condition affecting the palms and soles, characterized by pustules, redness, and pain. Q: Can biologics cure PPP? A: Biologics may reduce symptoms and induce remission for some, but there is no guaranteed cure. Q: How long does natural healing take? A: Improvement varies by individual. Consistent diet, lifestyle changes, and trigger management are key. Q: Is it possible to stay symptom-free without medication? A: Yes, some patients, including myself, have achieved long-term symptom-free periods using natural methods. 7. Internal Links
7 Comments
Maria
8/8/2023 03:08:40 pm
I have just purchased your book and reading your blog, thanks for all the info. Starting the journey
Åsa Well-Healed
8/9/2023 07:50:07 pm
Thank you Maria 🙂
Loui
6/28/2024 06:12:40 pm
Hi åsa, Big thanx for writing the book,i Will try your Path, but Can you tell me what brand of Colloid silver you use please? And how u take it and When? Its very confusing to find out i Think. Hope u Can help. All the best from Loui in denmark.
Hi Loui,
Loui
9/5/2024 10:58:10 pm
Thanx a million. Im now on 2 Month following your Way, getting better,,but then worsen again…so frustrating. Have been fasting also,wich seems very effective,but pustels then return when i stop fasting.. Any advice is very welcome.. cant Seem to figure it out…. Good thoughts Loui ❤️
Hi Louis, apologies for the delayed response—your message ended up in my spam folder for some reason.
Loui
10/8/2024 10:49:32 am
Hi again, didnt see your reply until now. But thanx,yes its a puzzling condition…i have eliminated all diary,gluten,alchohol,eggs,nuts,coffee,sugar. And as mentioned do Water and dry fast when I see an outbreak coming. Around one week after fasting, pustulosis return. I then Go fasting,and the subside in around 3 dags of fasting. Then i refeed slow and Healthy..and take the supplements as u suggest, and all is fine for 6 days..and the cirkle starts over again. Sigh. Cant Seem to find the needle in my haystack. All advice are welcome. Thanx again. All the best. Loui Leave a Reply. |
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