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My 28 year old son was only today diagnosed with PLEVA. He has had it for about 10 weeks. Will it go away if the symptoms are treated or will he always have those little sores on his legs and his arms?? Is there any hope that he will look like a normal man again?
My son Malcolm had pleva when he was 3 years old. He was given UVB (ultra violet light) treatment whih cleared this in 3 months, although he has bad scarring on his torso. He now has it again - he is 12 - and will get the UVB treatment again, if the cortisone cream we have does not work.
My son Malcolm had pleva when he was 3 years old. He was given UVB (ultra violet light) treatment whih cleared this in 3 months, although he has bad scarring on his torso. He now has it again - he is 12 - and will get the UVB treatment again, if the cortisone cream we have does not work.
the doctors tell you.