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My Face Is Looking Better

Karen · 2 Comments

My face does look a little better now

Y’all remember back in the winter when my face broke out? I have been doing several things to prevent that from happening again. My doctor prescribed an anti-biotic that I take three times a week. I will admit, it has been hard to keep up with what days I should take them, and some weeks I do better than others.

I also bought an SPF 100 sunscreen, and put it on every day when I have to work outside. The doctor told me that being out in the sun without a sunscreen is one the factors that would cause my face to break out again. So, I have been very diligent at putting on that sunscreen. I hate the way it feels on my face, but it is better than having an ugly rash.

When I wash my face, and when I moisturize, I try to use organic skin care products. I make my own soap–I have been making my own for more than 12 years, mostly because I want to know what is in the soap I use to bath with and to wash my face with. I also haven’t worn makeup in more than 20 years. I don’t even own any. I bought a lipstick last summer, but I only wore it once because I didn’t like the “taste” of it.

So far, I haven’t had that ugly rash again, and with any luck and the right skin care routine, I won’t ever get it again.

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The Med For Rosacea Worked Really Fast!

Karen · 5 Comments

I am amazed. This rash broke out  on January 8. I didn’t get around to going to the doctor until March 1. This is what my face looked like before I started taking Doxycycl :

Before Rosacea meds

and this is only two days later. Keep in mind that my face looked all red and bumpy like that for two MONTHS!

Two days after starting doxycyl for Rosacea

So, yeah, don’t look too closely, but the redness is mostly gone.  The doctor also prescribed an ethrymicin gel to put on my face, but it was out of stock at the pharmacy. I just went to pick that up today. This is an improvement. I also have to start applying at least an SPF 40 sunscreen when I am going to be in the sun. We bought one today that is SPF 100, which was the highest number available.

So, what do you think? Can you tell a difference?

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Filed Under: Life on the road Tagged With: doctor, Life on the road, rosacea

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