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Treat as a Blood Condition
Posted by Dennis (Florida, US) on 02/18/2015
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Note that I'm not a medical person. I'm a person who had granuloma for five years. It went away by itself but now I understand it.
I truly believe the problem is that granuloma is treated as a skin condition when it is NOT a skin condition. It is a blood condition like left-shift Leukocytosis (increased white blood cells). There have been no direct studies that I know of but I do know that a dermatologist can not cure it. Perhaps a hematologist can treat the Leukocytosis and that will cure the symptom, I.e., the white blood cells clumping up to the surface of the skin appearing as a rash.