RandV:


Hi,

There are different types of creams for various skin concerns.

For example, I have a combination-oily skin that is susceptible to breakouts and PIH (Post Inflammatory Hyper-pigmentation). In lay man terms, I tend to breakout a lot, with residual
blemishing/spotting after the pimples have calmed down. As such I use a Beta-c Moisturizer that contains light moisture for my skin + vitamin C and salicylic acid for shedding of dead skin cells and antibacterial effect against pimples + titanium dioxide for its sunscreen abilities to prevent spotting. A long list right?

Anyway, I would give you the basics that all skin types need

1. A daily Moisturizer - Light for oily, and heavy for dry
2. A sunscreen to prevent free radical damage
3. A night cream/serum for repair or other specific concerns.

All you need is a correct skin analysis and then you will be equipped with the right products to use for everyday.

If this does not appease your situation, I am available to guide your further in specifics.

Stay Beautiful, Stay Blessed!

How much is the skin analysis

I need help with this. I don’t know what it is but it’s been on my body for a while. Sometime ago I took some drugs for filaria including, diflucan, mectizan and flagyl. It dried up but looks like it’s back. I also noticed when I drink flucanazole. It tends to dry up a bit. But once I stop it’s back. It’s an eye sore. I need help. I’ve done hiv, blood, urine, etc but all came out negative. But shows candida albican. Don’t know if it’s affiliated.

This is a follow up on my above post. Just in case anyone comes across this post. The skin reaction was a result of “filaria”. You might have patches of hair loss around different areas of your body and then rashes on your back and chest. Also on your genitals. Please do a test for filaria. I was lucky the lab attendant lady should me the worm in my blood stream using her microscope. I saw it live.
Treatment: I first started with albendazole and banocide. Albendazole to attack the adult worm and banocide to attack the micro worms. It’s been a lot of itching. I continued with banocide which I was adviced to take for a period of 1-3months. I would repeat the albendazole after 30days

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This is a follow up on my above post. Just in case anyone comes across this post. The skin reaction was a result of “filaria”. You might have patches of hair loss around different areas of your body and then rashes on your back and chest. Also on your genitals. Please do a test for filaria. I was lucky the lab attendant lady should me the worm in my blood stream using her microscope. I saw it live.
Treatment: I first started with albendazole and banocide. Albendazole to attack the adult worm and banocide to attack the micro worms. It’s been a lot of itching. I continued with banocide which I was adviced to take for a period of 1-3months. I would repeat the albendazole after 30days


How did you respond after the duration of treatment with banocide for 3 months as you post stated.