By: Josh Carlson

Josh Carlson — Sat, 19 Nov 2005 01:02:00 +0000

I mean with "control" when you feel your SD is no
longer considered a problem. At this moment, i get
flares only when i spend more than two or three weeks
without using my SD shampoo (node DS from bio derma).
As long as i keep using them regularly (three times a
week the shampoo, once a day the soap, or whenever i
sweat profusely or get exposed to too much dust). In
this sense i think my SD is "controlled".

However, in periods when im exposed to lots of
sunlight the SD behaviour becomes more irregular. I
can use normal sun lotions in the face but for brief
periods (less than a week) after which i must stop or
else the high flare phase becomes unavoidable. I used
to use a sun lotion called fotoMax 100 which reduced

the skin reaction but only as a last resource.

cheers

What do you mean by "control"? Is it totally control
sd without
flares or you know, a longer remission but still get
it once in a
while?

I still get it once a month. How abt you?

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By: Neva Marjory

Neva Marjory — Thu, 17 Nov 2005 23:07:02 +0000

What do you mean by "control"? Is it totally control sd without
flares or you know, a longer remission but still get it once in a
while?

I still get it once a month. How abt you?

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