Wellness

[LTT1]

@ellaphant

Mine only breaks out now on chin and that is rare. 

i have found that my breakouts are sure to come on if I eat chocolate or nuts. HTH

[twinkies]

Mat I suggest you ry beta carotene , It is a derivative of vitamin A that is easily absorbed by the body and any excess is excreted out in your urine unlike regular vitamin A which is stored by the bodyy , You can take too much vitamin a .Beta caroteneis safe and I reccomend you take the dose recommended on the bottle. This will help your skin , Sometimes the doctors overlook the obvious

cathy from ma

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[cherry]

I'd contact the Dr and let them help you

[SaRina]

Have you researched the condition @Onefineday?  There may be some things you're not aware of that you can do to help:

"Part of treating perioral dermatitis is lifestyle changes that can help prevent it. Some possible actions include:

• Get rid of harsh face scrubs or perfumed cleansers. Instead, use only warm water during flare-ups. Once healed, only use mild soap and don’t scrub at the skin.
• Avoid steroid creams, even nonprescription hydrocortisone.
• Stop using or reduce use of makeup, cosmetics, and sunscreen.
• Frequently wash your pillow cases and towels in hot water.
• Limit overly salty or spicy foods, which can irritate skin around the mouth."

[LTT1]

@ellaphant

You might be interested in the book “The Eczema Diet.”

The information in it is very helpful for skin issues.

By Karen Fischer and recommended to me by @lolakimono

I purchased thru Google Play. HTH