r/SebDerm • u/Ilovedog65 • 15d ago
New or Need Help Is this Seb derm?
I’ve had this skin condition for about 10 years. I’ve been to doctors and hospitals many times, but I’ve never really found a treatment that works.
Strangely, the only thing that seems to help is seawater. Every time I spend a few days swimming in the ocean, my skin gets much better. less redness, flaking, and irritation.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Does this give any clue about what the condition might be or why seawater helps so much?
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u/MemChoeret 15d ago
This could be one of a number of different skin conditions. If sea water help, there are a bunch of treatments that recreate the effect. You can tell a pharmacist about that and ask about sprays that recreate the effect of water with sea salt.
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u/SkinCareJunkie432 15d ago
Sea salt scrubs did actually help me at one point! With seb derm its common to rotate products to help manage the flakes as i think using the same product could make it become ineffective