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Cystic Acne, again!?
I have asked questions about this before but I am on meds for my cystic acne. I have been on bactrim and clindamycin gel for two weeks but today I started forming 5 more new cysts. I am so depressed I can't even focus on anything! I hate to look at myself in the mirror all I see are these huge red cysts and along with that scars, and discoloration from future skin issues. I know I know give the medicine time, I hear that all the time but when you look like this you just wish someone would say "Oh this is what you can do" unfortunately i understand there really isn't anything you can do about cystic acne.
But if anyone has any ideas please feel free to let me know!
Thank You!
You probably hear this a lot,
but one thing to prevent acne in general is to drink you're 8-10
glasses of water a day. Keeping you're body hydrated well is important,
not just for internal organs, but you're skin needs it to consistently
clean it self and rid it self of toxins that you're body takes in during the day.
Also try to eat a lot of vegtables and fruit, of course keep it in balance with
other foods, but make sure you have at least 2 fruits a day and a salad.
Almond oil works one slowly deminishing scars, but wait until
the acne is pretty much gone, because the last thing you need is oil
on acne. It just doesn't mix, but after for the scars use almond oil.
I know this because my friend had severe acne, and i helped her get
through that whole "hate to look at myself in the mirror" thing.
Also this seemed to work for her to keep her skin clean and free of acne:
http://www.xanga.com/RiceBunny/567728185/aspririn--beautiful-skin.html
Of course it does't work on all skins, depending on each person
and how they eat, how they live, how active they are, it depends on
you're life style really, sometimes on genes, but not most of the time.
I know some other things that might help, if you like just e-mail me.
I hope this helps :] and that you're cystic acne slowly demishes,
i personally have no idea how that must feel, but from having a close
friend go through the same thing, i can tell how it affects people.
Possibly talk to you're dermatologist about other treatments also?
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