Re: PPDs

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Posted by valerie on August 29, 2004 at 15:34:39:

In reply to: Re: PPDs posted by Katherine on August 29, 2004 at 15:06:27:

: : : I am not a physician, so I cannot make any medical judgement on
: the
: : : coincicence of your mother's PPD application, her kidney
: infection
: : and
: : : subsequent hair loss. I CAN state that I have read medical
: : papers
: : : which describe kidney failure as part of an extreme reaction to
: PPD
: : : exposure, as well as medical papers which describe hair loss
(even
: : : full body hair loss) as part of a reaction to PPD exposure.
: : :
: : : That being said, and since she had a clearcut allergic reaction
: to
: : the
: : : stuff containing PPD ..... get nothing but body art quality
henna
: : from
: : : here on out! Those reactions get worse, not better.
: : :
: : : Might also look at the link below: If she's sensitized to PPD,
: : there
: : : are many other things she may be cross-sensitized to.
: :
: : Thank you for that advice. I will do so, can she still use the
: indigo
: : combined with henna if it is the good quality henna do you think?
: She
: : really doesnt want too red of hair.
: : thank you, Valerie
:
: I am not a physician, either, but I have also read some of the
: medical articles about PPD - is there anything harmful is does NOT
: do?? In extreme cases, it causes a lovely little condition caled
: rhabdomyolysis, which, being interpreted, means that the muscles
: begin to break down. A glance at the International Chemical Safety
: Card for PPD is sufficient to frighten the kinks off a monkey's
tail.

I cant believe this stuff is even allowed to exist! I liked that bit
about frightening the kinks off a monkeys tail thouh :))But sadly it
is too true! I have also been reading up and believe me, I was very
alarmed to say the least.
Thanks, valerie

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: : : : I am not a physician, so I cannot make any medical judgement on : : the : : : : coincicence of your mother's PPD application, her kidney : : infection : : : and : : : : subsequent hair loss. I CAN state that I have read medical : : : papers : : : : which describe kidney failure as part of an extreme reaction to : : PPD : : : : exposure, as well as medical papers which describe hair loss : (even : : : : full body hair loss) as part of a reaction to PPD exposure. : : : : : : : : That being said, and since she had a clearcut allergic reaction : : to : : : the : : : : stuff containing PPD ..... get nothing but body art quality : henna : : : from : : : : here on out! Those reactions get worse, not better. : : : : : : : : Might also look at the link below: If she's sensitized to PPD, : : : there : : : : are many other things she may be cross-sensitized to. : : : : : : Thank you for that advice. I will do so, can she still use the : : indigo : : : combined with henna if it is the good quality henna do you think? : : She : : : really doesnt want too red of hair. : : : thank you, Valerie : : : : I am not a physician, either, but I have also read some of the : : medical articles about PPD - is there anything harmful is does NOT : : do?? In extreme cases, it causes a lovely little condition caled : : rhabdomyolysis, which, being interpreted, means that the muscles : : begin to break down. A glance at the International Chemical Safety : : Card for PPD is sufficient to frighten the kinks off a monkey's : tail. : : I cant believe this stuff is even allowed to exist! I liked that bit : about frightening the kinks off a monkeys tail thouh :))But sadly it : is too true! I have also been reading up and believe me, I was very : alarmed to say the least. : Thanks, valerie
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