In England, a woman named Bri Morrell was stricken with an extremely rare skin condition: 70% of her body was covered in red patches overnight.
The body definitely has many mysteries. Bri Morrell, a resident of Leicester, England, paid the price. While everything was fine, this young woman woke up one morning with more than 70% of her body covered in red patches. Inevitably, the shock in front of his mirror was terrible. She decided to run to the hospital to be examined by a dermatologist to find out what was happening to her. Her doctor diagnosed her with a rare form of psoriasis.
This disease causes rapid growth of skin cells. This excess of skin cells cause severe inflammation, swelling, redness, itching, and sometimes even tearing of the skin. Bri Morrell is also affected in her scalp and under her fingernails. The young Englishwoman is now obliged to wear loose clothing to reduce the contact of fabrics with her skin. We dare not imagine his pain…
Bri Morrell has red patches on 70% of her body
According to the doctors, this disease would have started during a difficult period of his life: Bri Morrell suffered from depression. Psoriasis can be caused by stress, depression, or hormonal changes, as well as many other factors. Despite her visits to the doctor, Bri says she has not received any treatment for her skin. She was offered immunosuppressive medication, but she turned it down due to the multitude of serious side effects that come with these medications.
Since her illness, this young Englishwoman has decided to create an Instagram account in order to make it a platform of positivity for all those who are ashamed of their appearance. A way to use his misfortune to spread the good.
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A rare skin disease
Bri Morrell, a resident of Leicester, England, paid the price.
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A rare skin disease
While everything was fine, this young woman woke up one morning with more than 70% of her body covered in red patches.
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A rare skin disease
Her doctor diagnosed her with a rare form of psoriasis.
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A rare skin disease
This excess skin cells cause severe inflammation, swelling, redness, itching, and sometimes even tearing of the skin.