Re: cure

genusofgenius, I do agree with you. But please, whilst this disease is harrowing, everyone on here should respect others and try not be so rude. We're all suffering from this same problem, we should all support each other in finding a cure.

Myself, I'm 17 and about to embark on one of the greatest journeys in my life: about to enter one of the most prestigious universities and grow, develop, learn. The only thing that's affecting my happiness and my ability to love life is this seborrhea, this dastard thing that corrupts my physical attractiveness and the well-being of my mind.
I'm too scared to go out, it shatters my confidence. It's all over my forehead and parts of my face, red and scaly and ugly. I don't know what to do about it, where do I start?

It didn't come from nowhere, and I am quite certain that stress played a significant factor in its arrival: last year I was depressed and suffering from bad anxiety and crying every night: I'm sure it traumatised my system.
I'm a little better now (although I am still anxious at times and this disease gets me down frequently), my eating habits are the same - I eat healthily, don't smoke nor drink excessively - yet the Seborrhea is still here.

What else can I do? Apparently there is no cure to this, and even if there was, I'm pretty sure that anything topical, anything that has to be applied won't do much to cure it - only treat it.
No, the cure has to be from the inside, but the complete happy balance of the system from the inside is the hardest to achieve.

genusofgenius, what are you suggesting? When you tell me that I must "get to work taking responsibility for my own health and well-being", where do I start?
It's such a long route to take, and I'm suffering so much from it that I don't want to continue, I just want everything to stop. Tweet