Topical RX

Topical RX

niftypineapple9142020-04-02T11:23:09.000Z
you need an rx internal and topical antifungal IME, waste of time and $ otherwise. Ask your pcp or
a derm for nystatin or flucanzole for 2 or more weeks and a topical such as daktacort.
4eyes2020-02-20T15:15:59.000Z
IF I ONLY KNEW!!!! this is the riddle of my life. Some use electrodessication - for me, this did+
NOT work and in fact made them worse. Some have tried zapping them w/ light energy things like IPL, laser. I tried IPL and it made it SO much worse.
alixh082020-02-19T23:48:31.000Z
This will be a novel's length but very informative from my own experience with an allergy dog +
and having worked in a veterinary hospital. 1) Find a holistic vet. Most conventional vets will keep you on the steroid and antibiotic roller coas
Lizzy282020-02-13T12:53:36.000Z
I wouldn't use Mirvaso often. It's known for causing rebound effects so it's been recommended only +
to use it at special occasions like having your picture taken, going out or suchy. Also it doesn't help treating or preventing Rosacea (flares); it ju
Lizzy282019-12-27T17:54:28.000Z
He might want to switch to Metrogel instead of Metrocream. But IME even the Metrocream is quite rop
mattifying/drying. Also Metronidazole isn't for redness; it's mainly to treat Rosacea pustules & papules. And no topical will help getting rid of the
4eyes2019-12-12T14:42:55.000Z
Hmm. Sounds hormonal then. Give the BCP a try, w/ the knowledge you may need to try more than one+
and it is worth trying eliminating dairy if you can (or at least eliminating milk, ice cream, whey, etc. and maybe only keeping a small amt of plain
Lizzy282019-12-10T14:15:36.000Z
Dry, sensitive Rosacean skin; 50. I have several HG PC products. The Resist Super AOX Serum, rop
Calm Mineral Moisturizer SPF30 Normal/Dry skin, Calm 1% BHA Lotion, Moisture Renewal Oil Booster, Skin Recovery Hydrating Treatment Mask, Skin Recover
4eyes2019-12-01T12:46:16.000Z
If this routine is working for you then keep it. As far as oiliness, the only things that+
have helped that for me have been 1. oral zinc supplementation (NOT a huge dose - 10-20 mg max per day. Find a dose that does not cause you nausea), 2
4eyes2019-11-27T21:19:09.000Z
Note: some of the photos of topical steroid reactions are from long term use of stronger steroids+
than hydrocortisone, but hydrocortisone is stil not something you want to use for very long, and I'd say you're at the max period or past it. Be care
Lizzy282019-11-22T13:21:01.000Z
"Eye" creams don't do anything for anti-aging signs like wrinkles. Unless they contain high % of rop
retinol/retinaldehyde which most don't and most are packaged in transparent jars or non-airtight tubes so any active like retinol will degrade fast; b