Hi I have had seborrhoeic dermatitis since I was teenager, but it has become more prominent over tha last two years, which is quite distressing since mine is on my face.Let's have a support group for the eczema afflicted.
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Hi I have had seborrhoeic dermatitis since I was teenager, but it has become more prominent over tha last two years, which is quite distressing since mine is on my face.Let's have a support group for the eczema afflicted.
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Hi beehoney
I have a little bit of a problem with this now; it used to be quite bad. No prescription creams or shampoos helped. Then I read somewhere that it can be connected to a vitamin B12 deficiency resulting either from a lack of the vitamin in the diet or lack of the enzyme to digest the vitamin.
I started on sublingual vitamin B12 tablets last year and it's amazing how much the sd has improved. I still have a small bit at the corner of my left eye, but the rest is gone!!!! It's important to get sublingual because when you put the tablet under your tongue, it dissolves and is absorbed through the capillaries under your tongue. That way, if you're lacking the stomach enzyme to process the vitamin, it's absorbed in your mouth and doesn't need the enzyme. Some people get shots to compensate for the lack of enzyme; I much prefer sublingual!
Hope this helps you as much as it has me
I have a little bit of a problem with this now; it used to be quite bad. No prescription creams or shampoos helped. Then I read somewhere that it can be connected to a vitamin B12 deficiency resulting either from a lack of the vitamin in the diet or lack of the enzyme to digest the vitamin.
I started on sublingual vitamin B12 tablets last year and it's amazing how much the sd has improved. I still have a small bit at the corner of my left eye, but the rest is gone!!!! It's important to get sublingual because when you put the tablet under your tongue, it dissolves and is absorbed through the capillaries under your tongue. That way, if you're lacking the stomach enzyme to process the vitamin, it's absorbed in your mouth and doesn't need the enzyme. Some people get shots to compensate for the lack of enzyme; I much prefer sublingual!
Hope this helps you as much as it has me
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God bless you my dear. I can only imagne how you must be struggling. I pray God will give you a platform to relate to others suffering like you. May the Sonshine of your faith bring you unspeakable joy and happiness this day.beehoney said:
Let's have a support group for the eczema afflicted.
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