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10 March 2009, 09:53
Demodex or rosacea is there connection?
Rosacea is a chronic skin disease which may appear for unknown reason.
The symptoms of rosacea are red cheeks, red nose, red chin and very rarely the redness
may appear around neck area. Redness on the upper back and chest are found very rarely.
Often, these rosacea symptoms mistakenly diagnosed with Demodecosis, another skin disorder
caused by Demodex mites. In fact, some of the latest researches on development of demodecosis
in humans do show direct link between rosacea and demodex. Some researches indicate that
rosacea may start developing because of the increase presence of demodex mites. The mites
irritate the skin causing it redness.
Demodex folliculorum, often resembel rosacea. The symptoms in some cases are so similar that
there are no distinct difference. Therefore, it is good idea, if one start developing above
described symptoms, to check for presence of demodex mites. Only lab test can answer to this question, therefore
you should always consult a family doctor in order to diagnose demodecosis or rosacea.
No matter what the test results will be, the demodex or rosacea must not be left untreated. There are
many demodex treatments available. However, the demodex mites are very resistant to some treatments
which include antibiotics and chemicals. After a while, the mites develop resistance to those
topical treatments. The mites also can "hide" deep inside the skin pore where the medicine can not
reach them and then come out at night on the skin surface.
The effective demodex treatment must not contain chemicals and antibiotics. Those products are not only
harsh for your skin but also helpless when it comes to demodex treatment. To treat demodecosis
effectevely, one should always use products, whith natural ingredients. Most imprortant, these products
must have deep penetrating effect, otehrwise they will not kill demodex. The best effect from
treatmnet of demodecosis can be achieved it night. The mights avoid sun lighlt and come out from
skin pores at night.
07 March 2009, 07:09
Clindamycin and Duac gel in acne treatment.
It is been noted over and over again, through many responses, that Clindamicin users are more
and more unhappy with the results of acne treatment. Some Duac and Clindamicin users report
severe side effects and some people reports that the Duac does help for a while and then stops.
Why does it happen and why most acne products with antibiotics and chemicals stop helping
after a while?
First of all, in order to find the answer, we should check the list of ingredients. There are
many web site available to help but the one i always use is www.drugs.com
This one speaks about DUAC gel, whidely prescribed anti acne medication. DUAC gel, besides the Benzoyl peroxide (BP)
has also clindamicin in its ingrediets. Therefore, by throughly stydying, we find out that besides the chemicals
and harsh antibiotics, the DUAC gel has many other ingredients, wich, in fact have nothing to do with acne treatment.
Why antibiotics and chemicals are not as effective as natural acne treatments? Because most of those extra
ingredients (glycerin,sodium hydroxide,silicon dioxide,disodium lauryl sulfosuccinate and there is more where it comes from)
) block the skin pores and prevent the medication from penetrating deep into the skin. Have you ever noted,
after applying some of acne creams, they stay on your skin forever, untill you wash them off? This is why it happens.
Those acne creams have so much of other things in it, that they just can not deliver the medication through the skin
barrier. So, after "sitting" on you skin, an contactin with oxigen they become ineffective.
I always believe in natural acne treatment,and alway red the ingredients list.Even here,on this web site, by comparing
the list of the ingredients in Ovante acne cream with some others you will know what i mean. Natural acne products are by far
much more effective that the chemical once. So choose your medication wisely and don't hard your skin with harsh antibiotics or steroids.
There are many other natural medications available besides Clindamycin and Benzoyl peroxide.
Clindamycin and Duac gel in acne treatment.
03 March 2009, 10:09
Clearing pores with vitamin C and getting rid of acne.
Enlarged skin pores on the face is a problem of people of all ages. As in the treatment
of acne, there is too much controversy around effective anti-pores treatment.
Reading some books including foreign once, i have noticed some difference in
blackheads and enlarged pores treatment.
However, in order to fully understand the difference, lets first investigate the causes
of the increase of size in skin pores, and then we'll talk about the possible treatments.
So, what is the skin pore? To put it in simple language, the skin pore is the
place from which hair grows, and excesive sebum comes out. But why some people skin
pores are enlarged and others does not? What causes the pore expansion and Why in some
places pores are larger than in the others?
As in acne development, the moden researches shows, that skin pores enlargement occur
for several reasons. The most common and well known reason for the pore enlargement on the
face (as well as the appearance of acne) is genetic. All of us, people of all ages and
races, with age go through genetic changes. There is nothing we can do in order to stop
boldness, or loosing weight and so on. Same with skin pores. Some people
have them enlarged with age and some don't.
Another, in my opinion valuable reason for skin pores to become larger is the oily skin.
Same as genetic reason, some people body produces more sebum oil than others so they
have more oily skin. It is noticed, that people with oily skin more likely to have their
skin pores enlarged at some point in life.
Bad skin care, can also lead to increased size of skin pores. If you practice bad
highgene and don't clean exessive sebum oil and dead skin cells which accumulate as a result of
the skin constantly renewing itself, then you are good condidate for enlarged pores.
If you have comedonal acne or black heads, then more than likely that they will leave
behind enlarged pores.
How to treat enlarged pores? Which treatment of enlarged pores better and which
is not? All of this, as well as several of natural and our own recipes, we write in the following
article. So stop back in few days and read up on what we have found for you.
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