Pls if you have tried them pls let me know if they really work to grow your hair, for new growth and to help them from falling out. And how long does it take to see results.
I wanted to try the hair skin and nails from GNC, do they really work to premote new hair growth?
i use them they make my hair and nails grow really nice and i think they make my hair grow faster but i also take a multi vitamin. You'll probably see results in a month - not super dramatic change but you will notice that your hair is healthier and grows better
Reply:no
Friday, November 20, 2009
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
Skin tags are on and around my eyes, scalp, neck, chest, groin stomach, arm pits and where ever I sweat. Tag growth increases with night sweat increase. HELP!
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
what is a skin tag?
Reply:yuk...go to a doctor and get those removed...nanunanu
Reply:Sweat does not encourage their growth, but they perspire in their own right, as well as tending to grow in places from which perspiration does not easily evaporate. The first time I discovered a skin tag, I had a doctor remove it. Nowadays, when I find one, a diagonal cutting pliers disposes of it.
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
what is a skin tag?
Reply:yuk...go to a doctor and get those removed...nanunanu
Reply:Sweat does not encourage their growth, but they perspire in their own right, as well as tending to grow in places from which perspiration does not easily evaporate. The first time I discovered a skin tag, I had a doctor remove it. Nowadays, when I find one, a diagonal cutting pliers disposes of it.
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
Skin tags are on and around my eyes, scalp, neck, chest, groin stomach, arm pits and where ever I sweat. Tag growth increases with night sweat increase. HELP!
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
I have the same problem, except I do not have skin tags around my eyes, neck or scalp.
Yes, I definitely believe sweat promotes the growth of skin tags.
I would talk to your doctor or an endocrinologist about some type of medication, or what diet you should be on, in order to either curb or eliminate your night sweats.
Reply:Try washing frequently with a delicate soap, such as Ivory bar soap (the liquid has additives that may exacerbate the problem.) Also use a light dusting of baby powder; too much will form clumps which will make the problem worse. You should be checked by a skin specialist; this is not normal, and you shouldn't have to endure this. I would imagine that the components of sweat act as a food source for pathogenic bacteria which can be a factor in skin eruptions. See a dermatologist! They might want you on a food-elimination diet to rule out food sensitivities and/or allergies. And don't scratch, which can cause skin sensitivity and tears which will lead to infection. Use Aveeno cream as an anti-itch cream until you get this attended to, and polysporin as a broad-spectrum skin antibiotic if necessary. Your doctor should refer you. Good luck...
Reply:Have your dermatologist check them out, she might be able treat or even suggest removing them. It is a very simple and painless procedure to remove them.
mayflower
The areas where my night sweats are, is where my skin tags.appear. Does sweat fertilize them?
I have the same problem, except I do not have skin tags around my eyes, neck or scalp.
Yes, I definitely believe sweat promotes the growth of skin tags.
I would talk to your doctor or an endocrinologist about some type of medication, or what diet you should be on, in order to either curb or eliminate your night sweats.
Reply:Try washing frequently with a delicate soap, such as Ivory bar soap (the liquid has additives that may exacerbate the problem.) Also use a light dusting of baby powder; too much will form clumps which will make the problem worse. You should be checked by a skin specialist; this is not normal, and you shouldn't have to endure this. I would imagine that the components of sweat act as a food source for pathogenic bacteria which can be a factor in skin eruptions. See a dermatologist! They might want you on a food-elimination diet to rule out food sensitivities and/or allergies. And don't scratch, which can cause skin sensitivity and tears which will lead to infection. Use Aveeno cream as an anti-itch cream until you get this attended to, and polysporin as a broad-spectrum skin antibiotic if necessary. Your doctor should refer you. Good luck...
Reply:Have your dermatologist check them out, she might be able treat or even suggest removing them. It is a very simple and painless procedure to remove them.
mayflower
Had ingrown toenail surgery, on side of surgery there is chalky white skin. What is it; how do I treat it?
I had a part of my toenail removed and the doctor used phenol to kill the matrix to prevent growth and possibly future ingrown toenail infections etc. I have been putting excessive antibiotic ointment on the exposed flesh, as well as around it as my doctor ordered. I am not sure if the chalky white skin is cause for alarm, but it seems very odd to me. I have been using my feet sooner than my doctor intended, as I could not miss the UGA game the day after surgery. But I don't see how physical exertion could cause the skin to turn chalky white. It is very limited in area, and is on the side of the toe the surgery occurred on. I've been researching for some time with little to no results. Anybody able to shed some light on this?
Had ingrown toenail surgery, on side of surgery there is chalky white skin. What is it; how do I treat it?
i don't think it's all bad....unless it's hurting you or something. make sure you go low on the "excessive oinment". If it's moist or something let it dry/leave it uncovered...but if it's hurting, you should go to your dr.
Reply:I've been through that procedure several times and ended up having the toenail completely removed, so I know just what you're talking about.
Don't worry, the phenol may have killed part of the skin there or it's white and shrivelly because it hasn't been allowed to breathe since it's bathed in antibiotics. Fret not, it will mend and come back.
Reply:I too had this surgery today.I have to say it the lidocaine was killer. The skin around it can be from the phenol they rubbed on it. I have taken my bandage of to look at it yet but I'm sure I have it too. Just take your happy pills and lay down and all should be well. Soak it in betadine and water. The doctor told me to make sure the water is a dark yellow color. Good luck!
Had ingrown toenail surgery, on side of surgery there is chalky white skin. What is it; how do I treat it?
i don't think it's all bad....unless it's hurting you or something. make sure you go low on the "excessive oinment". If it's moist or something let it dry/leave it uncovered...but if it's hurting, you should go to your dr.
Reply:I've been through that procedure several times and ended up having the toenail completely removed, so I know just what you're talking about.
Don't worry, the phenol may have killed part of the skin there or it's white and shrivelly because it hasn't been allowed to breathe since it's bathed in antibiotics. Fret not, it will mend and come back.
Reply:I too had this surgery today.I have to say it the lidocaine was killer. The skin around it can be from the phenol they rubbed on it. I have taken my bandage of to look at it yet but I'm sure I have it too. Just take your happy pills and lay down and all should be well. Soak it in betadine and water. The doctor told me to make sure the water is a dark yellow color. Good luck!
Good hair removal cream wax for extremely sensitive skin?
Hi I am looking for a good hair removal cream/wax combo for extremely sensitive skin. I want to let you know upfront that I need something that is easy maintenance.. The other thing is that I often get a burning sensation.. I am also concerned that I might be pregnant so I dont want anything harsh..but I have way too much dark black hair that is evident.. I used to get laser treatment done but my growth is crazy!
Good hair removal cream wax for extremely sensitive skin?
Not sure if it's safe during pregnancy, but a friend of mine swears by surgi-care facial hair remover cream in the sensitive skin formula. It works but the trick is to keep some moisture on your skin before you apply these creams to prevent the burning sensation and the irritation. Put on some moisturizer and let it absorb into your skin. Then gently rinse your face and pat dry before you put on the hair remover cream. Also, be sure to 1.) don't rub the cream into your skin as the instructions tell you not to, and 2.) don't let the cream dry out on your skin. Pat the cream on your face with lukewarm water to wet it if this happens. Remember, if the product dries out on your skin, it will penetrate deep into your skin and irritate or even burn your skin.
Reply:Try Sally Hansen. She has a line of hair removal products. I have very sensitive skin also, and I have not had any problems. You can find this product at any CVS or grocery store. Mainly at CVS.
Reply:Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.
Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.
Electrolysis and laser hair removal are “permanent” hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.
Good hair removal cream wax for extremely sensitive skin?
Not sure if it's safe during pregnancy, but a friend of mine swears by surgi-care facial hair remover cream in the sensitive skin formula. It works but the trick is to keep some moisture on your skin before you apply these creams to prevent the burning sensation and the irritation. Put on some moisturizer and let it absorb into your skin. Then gently rinse your face and pat dry before you put on the hair remover cream. Also, be sure to 1.) don't rub the cream into your skin as the instructions tell you not to, and 2.) don't let the cream dry out on your skin. Pat the cream on your face with lukewarm water to wet it if this happens. Remember, if the product dries out on your skin, it will penetrate deep into your skin and irritate or even burn your skin.
Reply:Try Sally Hansen. She has a line of hair removal products. I have very sensitive skin also, and I have not had any problems. You can find this product at any CVS or grocery store. Mainly at CVS.
Reply:Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.
Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.
Electrolysis and laser hair removal are “permanent” hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.
20 month old daughter has lumps under her skin behind both ears about an inch down and inch back?
I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this on their children, she has like 3 lumps under her skin on the neck muscles both sides behind her ears about an inch back and an inch down, I've heard of Calcium deposits, any one experience this with their children, or can anyone check to see if their children have this. Is it part of normal child growth?
20 month old daughter has lumps under her skin behind both ears about an inch down and inch back?
My dear ...you are describing the area that has lymph nodes. I'd take that child to a doctor and be sure to mention this "lumps". Good luck and God Bless that child
Reply:bubonic plaque seriously
I had the same thing but i was much older.
My doctor said that it was caused by stress check your doctor because mabry something is seriously making her uncomfortable mabey an illness. Is she crying a lot.Swollen lymph nodes.Simple treatment.
Reply:My son has one, and i always thought it was a cyst. It's not a normal thing to have lumps. Have a doctor look at them.
Reply:It sounds like it might be that her lymph nodes are swollen, which would mean her body is trying to fight off some kind of illness.
Reply:Swollen lymph nodes. Check with your doctor right away, don't wait.
Reply:Sounds like swollen lymph nodes. Are they under her collarbone, too? If so, she should see a doctor.
Reply:I'm a nurse. Sometimes babies and adults can become ill and their limp nodes can swell and become tender. If she cry when you touch it, I would take her to the doctor. I would take her in just to be on the safe side. It's hard to detect without viewing it for myself. I hope this is useful information. Take care.
Reply:both my young daughters have these lumps ages 1 and 4 , i was really worried about it when i discovered them when my girls were born i asked my health visitor and doctor and was told it could be swollen glands or a small cyst that should go away in time hope this helps although if worried you should ask your health visitor to reassure and put your mind to rest.
Reply:It's the aliens trying to get out!!!
Maybe you should ask your Doctor, no one here can see them, so it would just be a WAG at best.
Reply:My son has this - (it's not a lymph node in his case). The doctor said it was nothing to worry about unless it grows, or more appear in other places. My spouse has this as well, so maybe it's genetic. In the case of my child, it has always been there. If your child just developed this, then I'd say lymph node - but in either case, it's better that a dr see it.
Reply:it could be the ( mumps ) "yes look it up in the dictionary, children get them sometimes" I had them when i was very young also" they "HERT"! there very sore"! children can run a fever with them to" "AND" there even more dangerus to male children" "because" they can drop to males "( testicles )"! there`s nothing you or a doctor can give them for it" it just has to run it`s course" like with colds" just try to keep them comfortable as posable and baby or childrens tylinal"! sometime you can get one, then latter on get the other one" but i think once you`ve had both, i don`t think you can get them again" at less that`s what i`ve heard.
Reply:Hey lymph nodes are swollen. Take her to her ped and show him. Chances are she has a minor sinus infection and so the nodes are working OT to fight it...
Reply:Do you think she has the mumps. Or have you even thought about that.
20 month old daughter has lumps under her skin behind both ears about an inch down and inch back?
My dear ...you are describing the area that has lymph nodes. I'd take that child to a doctor and be sure to mention this "lumps". Good luck and God Bless that child
Reply:bubonic plaque seriously
I had the same thing but i was much older.
My doctor said that it was caused by stress check your doctor because mabry something is seriously making her uncomfortable mabey an illness. Is she crying a lot.Swollen lymph nodes.Simple treatment.
Reply:My son has one, and i always thought it was a cyst. It's not a normal thing to have lumps. Have a doctor look at them.
Reply:It sounds like it might be that her lymph nodes are swollen, which would mean her body is trying to fight off some kind of illness.
Reply:Swollen lymph nodes. Check with your doctor right away, don't wait.
Reply:Sounds like swollen lymph nodes. Are they under her collarbone, too? If so, she should see a doctor.
Reply:I'm a nurse. Sometimes babies and adults can become ill and their limp nodes can swell and become tender. If she cry when you touch it, I would take her to the doctor. I would take her in just to be on the safe side. It's hard to detect without viewing it for myself. I hope this is useful information. Take care.
Reply:both my young daughters have these lumps ages 1 and 4 , i was really worried about it when i discovered them when my girls were born i asked my health visitor and doctor and was told it could be swollen glands or a small cyst that should go away in time hope this helps although if worried you should ask your health visitor to reassure and put your mind to rest.
Reply:It's the aliens trying to get out!!!
Maybe you should ask your Doctor, no one here can see them, so it would just be a WAG at best.
Reply:My son has this - (it's not a lymph node in his case). The doctor said it was nothing to worry about unless it grows, or more appear in other places. My spouse has this as well, so maybe it's genetic. In the case of my child, it has always been there. If your child just developed this, then I'd say lymph node - but in either case, it's better that a dr see it.
Reply:it could be the ( mumps ) "yes look it up in the dictionary, children get them sometimes" I had them when i was very young also" they "HERT"! there very sore"! children can run a fever with them to" "AND" there even more dangerus to male children" "because" they can drop to males "( testicles )"! there`s nothing you or a doctor can give them for it" it just has to run it`s course" like with colds" just try to keep them comfortable as posable and baby or childrens tylinal"! sometime you can get one, then latter on get the other one" but i think once you`ve had both, i don`t think you can get them again" at less that`s what i`ve heard.
Reply:Hey lymph nodes are swollen. Take her to her ped and show him. Chances are she has a minor sinus infection and so the nodes are working OT to fight it...
Reply:Do you think she has the mumps. Or have you even thought about that.
My good friends husband is on his death bed from skin cancer, have you?
ever heard of anyone, or anyone personally who had skin cancer that eventually spread to their brain?
It's very very sad.
He had a growth on his back, never checked it out until it was too late. it had spread to his lungs and months later reached to his brain unfortunately. This week he is on his death bed I was told.
Any comments on people who are familiar with this tragic situation? please share/I told her I'd post questions on here for her and deliver your answers,.thank you.
My good friends husband is on his death bed from skin cancer, have you?
My best friend who was 21 at his time of death died with melanoma. Sadly, his cancer did spread to his brain, and he actually died from having pnuemonia.
He died shortly after the cancer went to his brain. It is a very sad, sad disease, and I am sorry that your friend is dealing with this.
BesT WisheS to you, your friend, and her husband... :(
Reply:yes my mother died as a result of skin cancer that did spread to her brian and soon there after she died.
Reply:Unfortunatly any kind of cancer can spread over time if you don't treat it quick enough...My grandpa had the same thing. but didn't get it checkout...It spread to his lungs...Sorry to hear about this tell her I'll say a prayer for her and her husband....God Bless
Reply:Cancer is an ugly thing. It is a sad story, because if he had it checked out while it was on his back, he'd probably be doing really well right now. Not including melanoma, skin cancer is one of the easiest to treat while it is still local. When it is not treated early, it can metastasize (spread) to other parts of the body. Basically, the cancer (immature skin cells) spread to various parts of the body, like the lungs, and begin to grow there as immature skin cells. So it's like he's got skin growing inside his lungs and brain. I'm so sorry for your friend.
Reply:I saw my cousin die on his deathbed of cancer %26amp; aids combined. :(
Reply:My Aunt ended up with brain cancer, the Dr said it had originated from skin cancer but they never determined where it had come from. The spot was so small it was undetectable because the smallest spot of skin cancer develops spores that grow like the root of a tree into the body. It was horrible towards the end she had a brain op but it was unsuccessful. My last vision of her alive was having the metal frame on her head to hold her skull in place. Until then I didn't realise how serious skin cancer is. It was under a year between her diagnosis and death. I wish you and your friend + husband all the best.
hydrangeas
It's very very sad.
He had a growth on his back, never checked it out until it was too late. it had spread to his lungs and months later reached to his brain unfortunately. This week he is on his death bed I was told.
Any comments on people who are familiar with this tragic situation? please share/I told her I'd post questions on here for her and deliver your answers,.thank you.
My good friends husband is on his death bed from skin cancer, have you?
My best friend who was 21 at his time of death died with melanoma. Sadly, his cancer did spread to his brain, and he actually died from having pnuemonia.
He died shortly after the cancer went to his brain. It is a very sad, sad disease, and I am sorry that your friend is dealing with this.
BesT WisheS to you, your friend, and her husband... :(
Reply:yes my mother died as a result of skin cancer that did spread to her brian and soon there after she died.
Reply:Unfortunatly any kind of cancer can spread over time if you don't treat it quick enough...My grandpa had the same thing. but didn't get it checkout...It spread to his lungs...Sorry to hear about this tell her I'll say a prayer for her and her husband....God Bless
Reply:Cancer is an ugly thing. It is a sad story, because if he had it checked out while it was on his back, he'd probably be doing really well right now. Not including melanoma, skin cancer is one of the easiest to treat while it is still local. When it is not treated early, it can metastasize (spread) to other parts of the body. Basically, the cancer (immature skin cells) spread to various parts of the body, like the lungs, and begin to grow there as immature skin cells. So it's like he's got skin growing inside his lungs and brain. I'm so sorry for your friend.
Reply:I saw my cousin die on his deathbed of cancer %26amp; aids combined. :(
Reply:My Aunt ended up with brain cancer, the Dr said it had originated from skin cancer but they never determined where it had come from. The spot was so small it was undetectable because the smallest spot of skin cancer develops spores that grow like the root of a tree into the body. It was horrible towards the end she had a brain op but it was unsuccessful. My last vision of her alive was having the metal frame on her head to hold her skull in place. Until then I didn't realise how serious skin cancer is. It was under a year between her diagnosis and death. I wish you and your friend + husband all the best.
hydrangeas
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