Pityrosporum Folliculitis

June 23, 2002

Pityrosporum Folliculitis may be misdiagnosed as rosacea.....

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Message: 24

Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 15:51:37 -0000

Subject: cea...condition or symptom

I believe there is no cure for cea because it's a symptom of a

greater problem going on inside the body. I really think it has much

to do with the autonomic nervous system, but I don't know. All of

these products: prescriptions, herbs, cleansers, lotions, and

supplements, is really tedious and has minimal affects. I feel like

the medical community is soooo making a profit off of us with the

minimal to no relief we get. Let's face it, blood vessels aren't just

naturally volatile and hypersensitive. It's a question of regulation

of the body. And that leads me to think it's the nervous system or

possibly an endocrine problem. All these trips to the dermatologist,

praying for just a tiny sparkle of relief. It's all looking like it's

a waste of time. There is no cure for a headache, it will be a

symptom that gets temporary relief until whatever the condition is

treated...and yes a headache is an inflammation of the blood vessels

too. I am so tired of these daily regimens of putting this and that

on, avoiding this and that. Then the depression comes when the

results of whatever we added to the regimen doesn't work. Yes, I'm

depressed too. Have any of you noticed that when you have a flare,

the rest of you doesn't feel right? You might feel agitated, can't

sit still, like your body is rebelling against something. No, no no,

these are all just symptoms of a greater bodily malfunction. So why

give rosacea a name, like it's disease with a possible cure. To sum

it up, it's a symptom that can only get temporary relief at best.

Let myself or the board know if you agree or disagree. I don't know

what to say anymore...I don't think any of us do.

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