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Rashes, Acne After Having Sesame Seed Spicy Powder. No Relief With Home Remedies. Acne Treatment?
I recently introduced sasame seed spicy powder in my diet and this resulted in lots of rashes/ acne on my face. I have been using turmeric mask and drinking turmeric with milk to help with the painful acne but I keep getting new ones. Also tried coconut water, yogurt, cucumber and very bland foods and so far there is no relief. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thu, 13 Jun 2013
oil seeds and oily food and oil application causes acne
it take time to control acne
take doxycycline100 mg bd for 10 days and repeat for 5 days off and on when they increase
no oly and greesy food
keep skin dry no oily application
non toxic soaps shampoo oils and body application material
lot of warm water
apply calamine lotion before going out
apply clinda gel on area twice a day
and tretinoic acid gel at night and switchoff light as it reacts with light
avoid painkillers like ibuprufen paracetamol vitamis calcium and diet suppliments
take ebastine 10 mg sos for itching
continue 3 months
it take time to control acne
take doxycycline100 mg bd for 10 days and repeat for 5 days off and on when they increase
no oly and greesy food
keep skin dry no oily application
non toxic soaps shampoo oils and body application material
lot of warm water
apply calamine lotion before going out
apply clinda gel on area twice a day
and tretinoic acid gel at night and switchoff light as it reacts with light
avoid painkillers like ibuprufen paracetamol vitamis calcium and diet suppliments
take ebastine 10 mg sos for itching
continue 3 months
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