Drinking coffee on an empty stomach?
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I’ll just have one on an empty stomach and honestly, I haven't felt any side effects so far
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Gregory Jones11 said:I’ve used that same cream too. When I visited the General Dermatology Clinic years ago, the doctor just looked at my leg, prescribed the cream, and that was that—no biopsies or anything else🙄. Is it actually possible that there isn't an underlying issue causing this permanently? I can't stand these dermatological issues; they never seem to go away😠. And then they just tell me I have sensitive skin or that I'm stressed... even though my stress levels are the same as when I was fifteen and didn't deal with any of this, much like how warts and moles just keep appearing more frequently😕. Disgusting
Gregory Jones11 said:Every winter, my skin goes into total meltdown😕Some areas are incredibly dry, others have developed keratosis pilaris🤮, and I’ve got this rough, red patch on my inner thighs that itches like crazy and seems to be spreading. Since this happens every single year, and my dermatologist just keeps cycling through different creams and shower oils depending on which pharmacy brand they’re partnering with that season😠, I want to see a top-tier specialist who will actually run tests to find the root cause. Does anyone know a great doctor in Washington, D.C., who isn't just focused on acne or high-end skincare brands? I am tired of being told it's just "stress" or a "weak immune system." My diet is perfectly balanced and varied, so my immunity should be fine😕. Also, my skin is extremely pale and prone to moles and warts, which have been popping up lately like mushrooms after a rainstorm. Interestingly, Mustelin cream actually provides some relief, though the symptoms return the moment I stop using it👎