How to treat my outbreak

[Cinders00]

I’ve newly been diagnosed, I was wondering how some of you go about treating your outbreak. I had a new blister pop up , I took the medication for it. I’m just wonder what I could be doing to speed up the process . Also I work in a warehouse type of job so I get pretty hot and sweating in the summer . Could this be contributing to my outbreak? 

[Upturned24]

Hey there Cinders00,

Since you work in a warehouse job, do you already wear breathable cotton underwear? They minimize moistness down there and I found that it helps with the healing process. Try to keep the blisters as dry as possible as with any "open wound"

I dab rubbing alcohol on my open blisters sometimes, too. This is not a proven method but it works for me because it dries them out and my blisters are more on my outer genital area.

Hope this helps!

[cowpoke02]

dynamiclear rapid ..  don't eat junk so don't get em . mostly squash and veggies . more white meat .  go from there . good base to start from .  rapid can treat symptoms in the skin as well before it blows up .  do what ya think.  try it on symptoms that don't go away .  nice to melt away discomfort when it works.  worth a try.  

Edited May 25, 2018 by cowpoke02

[Quest]

I like diaper rash cream or bed sore cream. I forget they are there.

[cowpoke02]

i here that helps ... i cured a persons face with  shit i am scared to use .. it is caustic .  it cleared to up with one treatment . bit it messes up the skin . person was old  and dumb serving it aounr the face by touching ..  it was safer i would try it .   was investing it . damaged m self from inside our plus secondary touching .   didn't help me  .   if i could go back i;d make a light dose  and just on outbreaks . give ya self  vein damage . maybe nz version is safer and just use th gas ,,  if it don't work you got damage for nothing ..  so far i took out some good infection .   i am to sacred to use it ..  i touched my glasses on accident and got damage on my nose ..  probably mad wrong and to strong .

[Feeling Normal Again]

Neem Capsules and Neem oil prevent outbreaks. 

When I had frequent outbreaks, I started taking Neem Capsules (Organic India) and using Neem Oil (NOW brand). I originally took two capsules twice a day, and Neem oil applied twice a day.

It worked fast, all pain and itching gone after just a few applications. Never had a sore since.

Within two months of no outbreaks, I cut back to one week on, two weeks off for Capsules, and oil once a week before bed.

Two years outbreak free.

But if I feel the slightest tingle, I apply oil daily for a couple of days. And sores never surface.

Both very affordable on Amazon, and one bottle of neem oil lasts me months.

[mkumar]

1 hour ago, Feeling Normal Again said:

Neem Capsules and Neem oil prevent outbreaks. 

When I had frequent outbreaks, I started taking Neem Capsules (Organic India) and using Neem Oil (NOW brand). I originally took two capsules twice a day, and Neem oil applied twice a day.

It worked fast, all pain and itching gone after just a few applications. Never had a sore since.

Within two months of no outbreaks, I cut back to one week on, two weeks off for Capsules, and oil once a week before bed.

Two years outbreak free.

But if I feel the slightest tingle, I apply oil daily for a couple of days. And sores never surface.

Both very affordable on Amazon, and one bottle of neem oil lasts me months.

Apart from Neem oil & Capsule, any other advice or supplements u take pls advice 

[Feeling Normal Again]

I take a few other immune boosting supplements off and on (like I take the Neem). Echinacea root, Dandilion root (I enjoy the teas like once or twice a  week), zinc and vitamin c (not usually supplements, more through diet, like increase in oranges and orange juice).

And whenever I take supplements, I take a milk thistle before bed, to keep kidneys and liver from getting overloaded! 

I have a few really bad "not typical" symptoms that I drink Graviola tea for.

Hope neem will lelp others as it has me.

 

Edited June 2, 2018 by Feeling Normal Again
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