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Re:Utah to let AI examine patients and prescribe medication ... by jjice on Thursday October 08, 2026 @10:53AM (#50006542)
While I'm obviously not a doctor, dyshydrotic eczema is what my research came up with too. I do consume quite a bit of dairy, so it's very possible that's the case. The times I've seen it go away are during travel, which I usually associated with being an environmental change, but now that you mention it, I'm consuming less dairy when I travel.

Super interesting. I appreciate that. I'm going to take this into consideration!

Re:Utah to let AI examine patients and prescribe medication ... by claytongulick on Wednesday October 14, 2026 @12:43AM (#50082476)
One thing I had difficulty with was understanding how strict I need to be.

I have to read the ingredients on everything I buy, I have to ask and (embarrassingly) tell restaurants about the allergy.

If I get any milk product at all it'll trigger blisters.

Took my wife a long time to convince me, but she was right.