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Hi All,
I took a shot of vitamine D about 300000 UI about 2 months ago since then I am experiencing acne that I never had before its like comedonale acne with some whitehead and texture, I am scarred because benzoyl peroxide wash and Dalacin T do nothing against this I was wondering if someone already experienced this from D and how do you fixed the problem ?
Thank you for your feedback.
Best regards,
300,000 IU? Wow that's a big amount. Why did you get it an an injection and not just pill form? And why did you get it at all?
Ok, next, I have not heard about people breaking out from vitamin D supplementation. It could be that, because, hey, you never know in life. But I would look also at anything else that changed. On any other medication? Anything else change lately?
@dan hi, yes its like my body started to produce keratin I dont understand why its really weird and I dont know how to get ride of this stuff. See picture attached this is what actually come out
thank you for your help
If you suspect that your acne is related to the high dose of vitamin D supplementation, here are a few steps you might consider:
Consult a Healthcare Provider: If you believe that your acne is a result of vitamin D supplementation, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider. They can assess your situation, determine whether the vitamin D is indeed causing the skin issues, and recommend appropriate steps.
Reduce or Stop Vitamin D Supplementation: If you suspect that the high dose of vitamin D is causing your acne, you might consider reducing or stopping the supplementation under the guidance of a healthcare provider. It's important not to make any changes to your supplement regimen without medical advice.
Focus on Skincare: Since you're experiencing acne and skin issues, it's important to focus on a skincare routine that is suitable for your skin type. Using gentle cleansers, and non-comedogenic moisturizers, and avoiding harsh products can help.
Seek Professional Dermatological Advice: If your acne is not responding to over-the-counter treatments like benzoyl peroxide wash and Dalacin T, it's a good idea to consult a dermatologist. They can assess your skin, recommend appropriate treatments, and provide guidance on managing your acne.
Be Patient: Addressing skin issues often requires time and consistency. Be patient with your skincare routine and any changes you make under the guidance of a healthcare provider.