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i have really sensitive/thin skin, and in less than 2 months i'm getting top surgery. However, i need to have the acne/acne scabs on my chest healed before i get surgery because it can effect my ability to even qualify..... I was on antibiotics for a week awhile ago, but had to stop because i was vomiting every single time i took them (no matter how much food i took with it... it just makes me throw up), so i had to stop taking it. i was wondering if there's any specific skin care products that y'all would recommend or anything else? rn im just alternating between Vitamin E cream (which usually helps me heal rlly fast but it's not doing much), bliss body acne spray (i have no idea if this is a good product or not i just started using it, if it's not pls tell me), and bliss acne spot treatment, if that helps
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Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
Nausea and Vomiting
Other Emollients & Protectives
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Have you tried aloe vera? For me it soothes my skin and promotes healing. From what I’ve heard Bliss has mostly positive reviews for the body spray. I’ve heard honey can be good too.
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