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I have had Seborrheic Dermatitis on my face for the past 4-5 years. Tried a few treatments with cream (cortisone I think it was) but they never worked and I lived with it, especially as the flare-ups seemed to come and go.
However, I took the Antibiotic AZITHROMYCIN for a respiratory tract infection and it seemed to have cured the the Seborrheic Dermatitis (it is no longer visible on my face) at least temporarily.
The dosage I took was for skin and skin structure infections as well (according to the box).
- Re: seborrheic dermatitis treatment ... haralambie
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,259,342"temporarily" is an excellent description. Antibiotic will do anything BUT cure your SD.
- antibiotics are one of the most comm... Anna Maria S
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,260,242Actually, Antibiotics are one of the most common underlying causes of the seb-derm.
Not only it will not Cure seb-derm, but the more Antibiotics you use, the further from a Cure you will be, and the longer time it will take to heal Your skin once you do start addressing the real problems.
- antibiotics are one of the most comm... Anna Maria S
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- Re: seborrheic dermatitis treatment ... spaceprayers
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This is a reply to # 2,259,342hi, it's quite possible it could be SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) i would look it up. if you have an overgrowth of bacteria in your small intestines, it has symptoms similar to candida with skin manifestations, Antibiotics will temporarily clear up symptoms. the natural way to get rid of it is with things like oregano oil, berberine, uva ursi, probiotics, etc. and eating well :)
- Re: seborrheic dermatitis treatment ... Sebdermrelief
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This is a reply to # 2,259,342Its not a good idea to use cortisone creams. Usually the dermatologist prescribes these ointments except the potential side effects can cause your skin to thin or start to develop permanent redness. I find using a natural treatment is more effective while being safe to use in the long term unlike hydrocortisone creams.
- Re: seborrheic dermatitis treatment ... haralambie
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