since I am suffering pretty much from Bart Rash (huge parts of my body are literally blemished), I wonder if antibacterial creams, which are directly applied to the skin, could help preventing the Rash from further expansion.
I'm really not sure about this. In a german plattform, people told me that it would be useless, since Bart damages part of the blood and has no direct influence on the skin...
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joalo
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Up for input.
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Tammy N.
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If you want to try something topically.... my two best guesses would be either coconut oil or tea tree oil. I think I would try coconut first. Certainly couldn't hurt. Plus it smells wonderful and feels good on. I started using it as a moisturizer on my legs and feet. Love it.
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Keebler
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- There are several good brands of a
MYRRH - GOLDENSEAL - PLANTAIN SALVE
just be sure it's free of all petroleum products. -
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