Spots! (greasy teenage ones)

[Guest guest]

Help!

someone must have been here before us?

Orlando has got lots and lots of spots which are really bothering him

and in some cases he says " the spots hurt my head " .

Does anyone have any supplement tips?

Does anyone have any soothing cream ideas? Have just brought some tea

tree - but am wary of drawing any more attention to them than he is

already showing.

Would really appreciate a quick answer if anyone has clues, as he

starts at Priors Court tomorrow and there is much to sort out and

organise.

Thanks and hope everyone had a good Easter, or at least a safe one.

Alison x

[Guest guest]

My boys used a topical zinc cream from USA with success, doesn;t look that much different from Sudacream but I have a dermatologist set up for this very thing and Minoclyclin which is Rx for acne but there were studies underway to show it improved brain inflammation, that's the only way we will get to try it on Sam, congrats on PC, wondered how you were getting on

Mx

Help!someone must have been here before us?Orlando has got lots and lots of spots which are really bothering him and in some cases he says "the spots hurt my head".Does anyone have any supplement tips?Does anyone have any soothing cream ideas? Have just brought some tea tree - but am wary of drawing any more attention to them than he is already showing.Would really appreciate a quick answer if anyone has clues, as he starts at Priors Court tomorrow and there is much to sort out and organise.Thanks and hope everyone had a good Easter, or at least a safe one. Alison x

[Guest guest]

pantothenic acid cleared up my son's acne. i would also recommend zinc for

anything skin related.

karenza

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> My boys used a topical zinc cream from USA with success, doesn;t look that

> much different from Sudacream but I have a dermatologist set up for this

> very thing and Minoclyclin which is Rx for acne but there were studies

> underway to show it improved brain inflammation, that's the only way we will

get

> to try it on Sam, congrats on PC, wondered how you were getting on

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> Mx

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> In a message dated 16/04/2012 15:18:56 GMT Daylight Time,

> acmpope@... writes:

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> Help!

> someone must have been here before us?

> Orlando has got lots and lots of spots which are really bothering him

> and in some cases he says " the spots hurt my head " .

> Does anyone have any supplement tips?

> Does anyone have any soothing cream ideas? Have just brought some tea

> tree - but am wary of drawing any more attention to them than he is

> already showing.

>

> Would really appreciate a quick answer if anyone has clues, as he

> starts at Priors Court tomorrow and there is much to sort out and

> organise.

>

> Thanks and hope everyone had a good Easter, or at least a safe one.

> Alison x

>

[Guest guest]

nope, 500mg per day orally. recommended by a consultant in the states who came

across it for his son. he trialled it with his son and it cleared the whole lot

up. as soon as i got back from the states i bought some for both of my

teenagers and they were delighted when it worked. pantothenic acid must have

some connection with regulating hormones??

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> Wouldn't the old fashioned zinc and castor oil cream be as effective? Long

time since I used this for nappy changing, so cannot recall if there were other

additives, but if not......

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> By the way, the pantothenic acid- was that topical?

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