(Skin treatment review💕) 5-year-old son, also listed the products used.

Ugh... I lost a post I wrote for over 30 minutes while trying to add more photos.ㅜㅜ I wish there was a temporary save feature for postsㅠㅠ

 

It may not be the same as the first post, but I'm writing again at 2:30 a.m.ㅠㅠ

 

Our second child is 5 years old, and since preschool at age 4, their skin has started to turn inside out. It looked like coin dermatitis at first, but it kept spreading. The more they scratched, the worse it got, and I even sent cream to the daycare to apply during naps. The most heartbreaking thing was that they kept waking up at night to scratch and then falling asleep.ㅜㅜ

 

I can't pinpoint the exact cause, but my husband and I started eating the Dunkin' Pretzels we liked, and at that time, I noticed my eyes swelling and turning red after eating Baskin's ice cream, so I wondered if it was a food allergy.

 

I went to several dermatology clinics and received prescriptions for creams to treat various skin troubles besides medication and Zeroid (a topical ointment). (I ended up with more than three creams from different clinics.) Then I went to the pediatrician for allergy testing, but the dermatologist recommended a different allergy test, so I did that. The results showed no food allergies but sensitivity to dust mites. When I returned to the dermatologist, they said that all these skin issues are common and just part of the process. At that time, the dermatologist recommended Bioderma Atoderm Oil Cleanser. Since then, I started reducing bread, ice cream, snacks, and dairy products.

 

At that time, I learned about Bioderma and bought this product along with some other items, including Jeongmun Aloe, Illy, and Zeroid, and used almost all of them until the end. There was no significant change.

 

Around February this year, I finished everything and was wondering if I should buy something new, when my close friend who has a child with atopic dermatitis mentioned that Cetaphil cream works for some kids. So, I decided to buy that along with the probiotic from Namyu that I heard about on a mom cafe. Since I needed to give probiotics for no particular reason, I decided to switch to both at the same time.

That younger sibling at that time was recommended by the doctor.

 

I was feeding this. This is about 30,000 tablets for 40 days, with two doses per day.

 

I will change to the following combination.

Namyu-ne is 91,500 for 3 boxes, so 30,500 per box for a month's supply. It seems that Cetaphil was cheapest on Coupang.

 

I'll send a skin photo when I start taking probiotics.

It is very dry and the skin has become thin. There are scratches and wounds from scratching.

It calmed down very much in less than two weeks after being fed.

This is a recent photo. It is still maintained.

The trouble completely disappeared, and the areas that had been stained from scratching also improved. 👍👍

 

I've never really felt a dramatic change that I liked, but since switching to this combination, my skin has improved so much that I'm actively recommending it to those around me.

 

Honestly, I recommend probiotics, but no matter how good the cream is, it doesn't last long.

 

Maybe it's because the probiotics agree well with my child. My eldest has no skin issues, so I give them Lactofit. When my eldest caught the flu and was recovering at home, the second child just passed through without any problems. Even when the kindergarten friends had stomatitis, my second child just passed by, so I think it's thanks to the probiotics.

Try giving Dr. Oh Eun-young's probiotic supplement as well.

I tried feeding Dr.@@@ as well, but there was no change, only this one showed an effectㅠㅠ

 

If there is a child whose skin is similar to ours, I would definitely recommend it. It has been a year of physical and emotional hardship, so I hope it can help others with the same concerns.

 

Now, my top priority is this probiotic, and I start my day by taking one packet on an empty stomach in the morning. I also take one packet of probiotics on an empty stomach. I prefer Lactofit haha.