Comments on: Body, Interrupted http://deoliveira.co.uk/2008/05/21/body-interrupted/ Coz I'm the King Ed-Write and I got a story to tell Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:23:44 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Dan Ayling http://deoliveira.co.uk/2008/05/21/body-interrupted/#comment-524 Dan Ayling Thu, 19 Feb 2009 15:02:02 +0000 http://kingedwrite.wordpress.com/?p=108#comment-524 Eddie! Why are you on Roaccutane? Your skin was fine when I knew you. Sorry to hear that you're suffering badly with side effects. I myself was on it last year for 2 months and it cleared my 2 year acne up really well. I guess I was lucky as I just suffered the dry lips & nostrils and a bit of joint ache in the hands. I used to just pile acqueous cream on my face during the day. Stick with it my friend, it will be worth it in the end! This stuff is the only thing that really works. Hope you are well otherwise and enjoying life. Much love x Eddie! Why are you on Roaccutane? Your skin was fine when I knew you. Sorry to hear that you’re suffering badly with side effects. I myself was on it last year for 2 months and it cleared my 2 year acne up really well. I guess I was lucky as I just suffered the dry lips & nostrils and a bit of joint ache in the hands. I used to just pile acqueous cream on my face during the day. Stick with it my friend, it will be worth it in the end! This stuff is the only thing that really works. Hope you are well otherwise and enjoying life. Much love x

]]> By: Eugene http://deoliveira.co.uk/2008/05/21/body-interrupted/#comment-495 Eugene Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:21:22 +0000 http://kingedwrite.wordpress.com/?p=108#comment-495 I am seaching for some idea to write in my blog... somehow come to your blog. best of luck. Eugene I am seaching for some idea to write in my blog… somehow come to your blog. best of luck. Eugene

]]> By: JVR http://deoliveira.co.uk/2008/05/21/body-interrupted/#comment-485 JVR Sat, 05 Jul 2008 12:35:27 +0000 http://kingedwrite.wordpress.com/?p=108#comment-485 Hey there ed. I just searched Roaccutane blog on google and found yours. I'm also on the Roaccutane treatment, and almost the exact time into it as well. When I read your blog, I thought to myself... jeeeeezers this guys is a whossy! But the effects of Roaccutane (I think) depends on you as person, your mind and mainly on the dosage. I don't have many complaints about Roaccutane for example the sunscreen throughout the treatment. I use sunscreen everyday, even before I started Roaccutane and I'm going to use it after the treatment - and for the year 2008 wiht all the evidence relating to the advantages towards using sunscreen, shouldn't everyone wear sunscreen anyways? Roaccutane or not... I'm not complaining about the dry lips since it is an effect that ALWAYS occurs with the treatment - just using and continually using the correct methods is vital. If your skin is perhaps verrry dry I reccomend you use a tissue-oil such as Bio-oil. I know this sounds ironic since your are taking Roaccutane to reduce your sebum production, but a tissue-oil is not the same oil and it is very advantageous for your skin - and will increase your skins moisture. Remember also that there is a difference between dry skin(low sebum production) and dehydrated skin(without water). You should try to drink a lot of water. Well not crazy, but ±1.5 liters a day is sufficient. Again, I'm used to drink my daily water so this isn't a big deal. What you can also do is to drink Omega 3 supplements - also a very advantageous supplement for your skin even if you're not on Roaccutane. My biggest concern with Roaccutane(before I went on treatment) was the muscular/joint pains since I'm a very active person(and the booklet warns that it may affect mostly active person)... but I must admit - I have not experience only single pain related to this warning even though I still swim, jog, gym and all my other activities. But not all people are the same... My ONLY complaints with Roaccutane(and effects I knew that I was going to get) is the "red flush" in your face. But it will eventually go away when my treatment is finished. It looks like I have a sunburn on some photos! lol anyways [^_-] Hey there ed. I just searched Roaccutane blog on google and found yours. I’m also on the Roaccutane treatment, and almost the exact time into it as well. When I read your blog, I thought to myself… jeeeeezers this guys is a whossy! But the effects of Roaccutane (I think) depends on you as person, your mind and mainly on the dosage.

I don’t have many complaints about Roaccutane for example the sunscreen throughout the treatment. I use sunscreen everyday, even before I started Roaccutane and I’m going to use it after the treatment – and for the year 2008 wiht all the evidence relating to the advantages towards using sunscreen, shouldn’t everyone wear sunscreen anyways? Roaccutane or not…
I’m not complaining about the dry lips since it is an effect that ALWAYS occurs with the treatment – just using and continually using the correct methods is vital.

If your skin is perhaps verrry dry I reccomend you use a tissue-oil such as Bio-oil. I know this sounds ironic since your are taking Roaccutane to reduce your sebum production, but a tissue-oil is not the same oil and it is very advantageous for your skin – and will increase your skins moisture. Remember also that there is a difference between dry skin(low sebum production) and dehydrated skin(without water). You should try to drink a lot of water. Well not crazy, but ±1.5 liters a day is sufficient. Again, I’m used to drink my daily water so this isn’t a big deal.

What you can also do is to drink Omega 3 supplements – also a very advantageous supplement for your skin even if you’re not on Roaccutane.

My biggest concern with Roaccutane(before I went on treatment) was the muscular/joint pains since I’m a very active person(and the booklet warns that it may affect mostly active person)… but I must admit – I have not experience only single pain related to this warning even though I still swim, jog, gym and all my other activities. But not all people are the same…

My ONLY complaints with Roaccutane(and effects I knew that I was going to get) is the “red flush” in your face. But it will eventually go away when my treatment is finished. It looks like I have a sunburn on some photos! lol

anyways [^_-]

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