Moisturising cream re purposed for humans, originally for cows!
It’s given me some much needed relief from caeylx rash. Not got rid of it but made it much more bearable!
I Tried, anti fungal, antihistamine, Aveeno, Aloe, burt bees. Prescription Derma cool ( great for cooling it down ) and prescription Flamazine ( rubbish )
Bio oil I’m continuing with to prevent scarring.
Chemo dose halved, wondering if my body just needed a break xxx
So glad you are getting some relief. Could you let us know what this magic cream is called and where you found it please? It sounds wonderful x
We got it from Amazon. It’s a pot with cow print on called undderly smooth xx
Thank you so much. I'm just going to put in an order. I'm so pleased it worked so well for you on that nasty rash. It really does sound like magic cream x
Coincidentally I’ve ordered some Udderly smooth cream a couple of days ago to try moisturise my skin well before my holiday as the weekly Taxol info says to stay out if the sun. It’s not arrived yet but I hope I’m as pleased with it as you. Your rash looks terrible.
As an aside, this landed in my inbox regarding a Phase 2 trial for platinum resistant, BRCA negative folks. The results look so good that although it’s only in the US, it hopefully will move to a Phase 3 globall trial soon. ovariancancernewstoday.com/...
All the best you put that rash to bed.
Helen
Hi Helen,
I came across this too, a trial in the US. This is what we need here !!! 🙏
Morning Jessica-DianeB
Have been using Udderley Smooth over the last two years, and it’s fantastic.
For my face I use the original formula, but for hands and feet I use the extra care cream with Urea.
I was prescribed Aveeno at The Christie for sore hands when on weekly Taxol, but my husband did some research on the Internet and came across Udderly.
Hope you continue to feel well.
Adding my whole hearted endorsement of this cream. I’ve been using it for 2 years and it is indeed a Miracle Cream! I get it on Amazon two at a time!
Hi, my chemo nurse recommended it to me during my last chemo four years ago and still use it every day. She advised me to cream my lower legs and feet daily as dry skin on the lower legs and feet can make the skin crack and then it is easier for infections to creep in and develop cellulitis. As part of the cancer surgery, I'd had lymph glands removed so get swollen, painful groins on some days; the creaming of leg and feet skin is part of prevention strategies....and then my arms felt 'left out' so they get the same treat! Lesley
Bag Balm works wonders. Originally used in chapped cow udders. Target has it as well as a lot of stores
Wasted visit to A&E
Brilliant service from my hospice
Tough day yesterday 
WOW it's been 6 months but it's finaly hit me!!
Lack of choice with wig prescription
