Ulcerative colitis with severe skin lesions.

[Anthony Phan]

Hello,

I have a 60 year old female patient with severe U.C. with extensive necrotic-like skin lesions. I first IV loaded her with TA1 and she is currently getting TA1 injections at home. I also started her with BPC157 injections. Her G.I. symptoms have improved by 60 percent. But the skin lesions have not improved. I recently started her on TB4 as a gel; but that does not seem to help. A few days ago I started to inject around the sites with TB4. The lesions are starting to heal. Due to the severe pain around the nerve area I started to inject the area with Cerebrolysin. Was that a good thing ? or can I do something else for her severe skin lesions pain.  Thank you.

[Mitchell Fleisher, M.D., D.Ht., D.A.B.F.M.]

Topical BPC-157+GHK-Cu cream applied to the skin lesions may be of benefit. 

 

[Cynthia Keller]

Hello-

 

a quick reminder that a handful of vitamins (esp fat soluble ones, and Vit C) are required for tissue integrity and healing. Someone with a history of chronic GI inflammation is unlikely to have had good absorption of these vitamins for some time. If her skin lesions are having a hard time healing, one useful intervention can be making sure she gets replete with things like Vit A, Vit. D, Vit E, Vit K and Vit C.

 

-cynthia

[Anthony Phan]

Thank you, Cynthia. I have been giving her IV vitamin C, and Vitamin D. It slipped my mind on Vitamin K, E, and A and will add that to her regimen.

[Anthony Phan]

Quote from Mitchell Fleisher, M.D., D.Ht., D.A.B.F.M. on April 21, 2022, 10:29 pm

Topical BPC-157+GHK-Cu cream applied to the skin lesions may be of benefit. 

 

Thank you, I will add that to the regimen.

[Anthony Phan]

Thank you for all of the input. These are now the skin lesions of my patient. The first picture was the initial picture and it was the day when I injected TB4 around the lesions. The last picture was taken 3 days after the injections. Again, Thank you to SSRP.

[Mitchell Fleisher, M.D., D.Ht., D.A.B.F.M.]

Good clinical results.

 

[Morgan Camp]

I have had great success  adding Oral KPV and topical KPV/BPC to patients with IBS/IBD and Eczema/Skin lesions.

[Kristelle Reyes]

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[Kent Holtorf]

Agree with Morgan. The first thought would be KPV then BPC-157. GHK also a good idea, as are thymosin immune modulators. If has high hTGFB, would use Thymogen and Vilon (Immune peptide A2), as they specifically suppress  Would also try ozone cream/gel (I usually use olive oil from PurO3).

Best,

Kent

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