RayPeatFan777
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Very strange. Its always been very bad but has recently got even worse since starting Vitamin A (2,500-5000) Aspirin (300mg) and Vitamin K (1mg). I cant work this one out.
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If it were me I'd take a supplement vacation for a few weeks. If you feel you still want to take them then add them back one at a time to see if you can pinpoint the cause.Very strange. Its always been very bad but has recently got even worse since starting Vitamin A (2,500-5000) Aspirin (300mg) and Vitamin K (1mg). I cant work this one out.
Very strange. Its always been very bad but has recently got even worse since starting Vitamin A (2,500-5000) Aspirin (300mg) and Vitamin K (1mg). I cant work this one out.
My face gets extremely red and flaky if I don't keep up with daily moisturizer and the use of hydrocortisone at least three times a week. The beard oil I use is a game changer, too, and it's more for the skin beneath the facial hair more than anything, so even if you are clean shaven it is beneficial. I'm not crazy about using hydrocortisone due to the thinning of the skin that it apparently causes in the long run, but it's a tried and true method. This only started really happening for me in 2012-2013 when I was 21-22 out of the blue.
I've noticed in the past when I've gone to the doctor and been prescribed prednisone that all the redness and flakiness goes away completely, so I have to assume it is an autoimmune/inflammatory reaction. Not sure if it is psoriasis or what. None of the dietary changes I've attempted in the last seven years have had an effect, so I'm not sure. It gets quite better during the summer when I'm out in the sunlight often, but not completely, and I keep my vitamin D levels optimal throughout the winter.