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Topic: Lyme 'pimples'

MysteryGirl44
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 10201

posted

Hi!

Warning: TMI [Wink]

I have bumps on my skin that I don't think are quite pimples. I think they are likely from my body detoxifying through my skin.

I was wondering if any of you know how to get rid of them.

They are starting to come on my face, which is really embarrassing. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. [group hug]

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jbuckley
Member
Member # 11468

posted

I have some on my forehead and upper cheast. They are either from the heat (it is 110 out here right now) or detox. I have never had these little bumps before.

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kelmo
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 8797

posted

My daughter is having a SEVERE breakout.

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Clarissa
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 4715

posted

Rx's needed but these help mine the most:

TOPICAL TREATMENT:

Benzaclin
Clindagel

Also, detox, detox, detox

I found out that I had the biotoxin gene so taking cholestyramine has helped my toxin acne tremendously.

http://www.biotoxin.info

The good news: It's definitely temporary. Been there done that a couple of times.

Best,

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I have been changed for good.

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adamm
Unregistered

posted

Let's say we had these on our arms or something--could

someone get Lyme from coming into contact with them

or something that's tocuhed them? (I don't have em, BTW--

I was just wondering.)

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