I haverecently gone to my primary physician and dermatologist and they tell me it is acne and prescribed benzaclin/ Atralin and sumaxin. Benzaclin seemed to work at first, but now it seems to make my breakouts worse. The other two prescriptions just dont seem to work at all. What could this be?Herpes? I do have herpes, but my doctor tells me it should only be on the lip (I have it next to the lip) it's not noticeable at all.
I tried using fertility drugs to help me conceive because I know chances was probably going to be slim and the drugs was over the counter but I think it cost a cysts on my left ovaries and im not sure if the cysts would cause me to not be able to get pregnant my boyfriend is using the pull out method and he know how much a Baby would mean to me but its like he just dont care I just need answers because doctors not telling me anything :"(
I've been looking at lots of skin care products lately because I'm getting way more into how I look and I'm trying to look good but the thing is, I don't know my skin type.. at all. Whenever I look online it says dry, normal/combination or oily but I'm not sure which I fit into.
I MAKE SURE to take really good care of my skin but it dosent seem to work. Also i have a prescription face medication cream called BenzaClin which is 1% clindamycin and 5% Benzoyl peroxide. Also, i am away at college far from my house so could it be my face isnt use to the water here? Im not sure what else it could be. Does anyone have any ideas of what i can do to help??? Can someone tell me what has helped them get rid of annoying and stubborn pimmples? Pleasee helpppp.. thanks!
Maybe try a fertility cleanse kit. I'm 38 and did the cleanse in preparation to get pregnant, but mainly to regulate my very painful periods. It helped with the periods and i fell pregnant first time trying. I'm now 8 weeks pregnant.
Google natural fertility cleanse kit. It might help you as well, and even if it just regulates your periods.
s nothing really to pop. It usually goes away within the week. I also have been using Benzaclin for the past few months. I try to use it only when i have a pimple coming on. I know it can make my skin very sensative. I've never had a cold sore, but could this be one?? I dont feel any tingling or the other symptoms I've read about concerning cold sores.
One doctor prescribed Benzaclin and another doctor referred me to a dermatologist. After scheduling an appointment with a dermatologist and waiting over three months I ended up seeing a PAC and not an actual dermatologist (if that matters).
Unfortunately I lost the notes I had from the visit but she said I had Sebaceous something or the other. She said there wasn't really anything I could do to clear it up. She gave me a Tretinoin prescription for acne in general.
I dont want to buy a kit tho I want to have it professionally done. And I dont know were to go to have it done. Iv looked it up on google n everything thay comes up is in a different state.
I just recieved my kit today and was wondering which testing I needed to select. This is the very first Lyme testing I am having done. Do I just selsct the complete Lyme Panel or specific tests. Each test is rather expensive and I'm not sure I will get any insurance coverage so I wanted to be selective. Thanks for the input!
I am currently taking benzaclin and erythromycin gel at night and Evoclin foam in the day. I also tweeze and wax the hairs. I was wondering if tretinoin cream would help prevent ingrown hairs due to increased epithelial cell turnover?
I know laser treatment would be most beneficial but cannot afford it at the moment. What can I do in the meantime to help prevent ingrown hair and pimples in the hair follicle?
Im sorry to say but dont waise your money on the kit! Some people claim that it was right for them but realistically thinking, its only a 50%/50% chance its right. You can do it for fun and all but dont trust it completely.
Thinking of getting a mother care orb pram has anyone on here had one and what do you think just looking for feedback before buying thanks :)
Using an ovulation predictor kit can help you make sure you are having intercourse on the highest fertility days. Also, be careful of lubricants and saliva - both are harmful to sperm. There are a few lubricants out there like pre-seed that does not kill sperm. You could try taking your basal body temperature also, that can give you a lot of information about your cycle. Best of luck to you!
Oh, and as for the testing, I guess you know more than the doctors who are on the front lines fighting this virus, because they are reporting lots and lots of inaccurate results.
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