My face is a mess

When did this start?

Anything different you started prior to this occurring?


Have you tried coconut oil? Coconut oil is good for Candida...maybe topically it might help?

I recently had a 'spot' on the back of my head...just at the bottom of my hairline...

I mixed some coconut oil with some tea tree oil...and slathered it on each evening before going to bed - I did this for about 4 or 5 days and it got somewhat better...and then I just stopped doing it...
It really greased up the pillow slips!!!

I noticed it's bad again.

Sometimes tea tree oil will irritate though.

You're welcome...I don't think it will be a quick fix...if it does work...it may take many applications...over several days...

I didn't keep it on 24/7 because it was so greasy...so it probably wasn't as effective as it could have been.

You may consider seeing a biological dds. Face issues like this are often an issue with the jaw-infected root canal-unknown cavitations ect. Jaw infection are always polymicrobial and maybe an inch from face.
Biological dds-your regular dds misses this all the time

What kinds of food are you eating?? Avoid all sugar and incorporate green smoothies. Also a prescription fluconazole might help if candida, it helped me out when I had a similar situation.

magoo2 said...
Traveler- you have a list of specific symptoms for a cavitation? please share

All the list I have seen include eyes-frontal sinus and more but maybe those list are different than yours.

You don't think a smoldering infection by the root tips of your eye teeth ( number 6-11) could influence your frontal sinus-face-eyes? Or any of your upper teeth I would disagree with you. Face issues like this-most likely dental

Would it cause a red rash, though - magoo? Anytime I've had tooth issues...it's never spread to the skin on my face.

Do you have a list of symptoms for a cavitation from the biological dds?

I don't know if it is or isn't...but that isn't the first thing I would think of for those symptoms he's experiencing.

Traveler- you don't have a list?

Every single biological dds has list of where a dental infection can have an effect-have you really not seen this? Have you ever worked with a biological dds?

Well for starters- the infections in jaw( cavitations) have many different bugs. Read any book on biological dentistry and they should discuss it. Or next time you get a dds to clean out an infection spent an extra 90 bucks for the dna test-will help you get the correct antibiotic. Different bugs would create many different symptoms-different locations in jaw would refer symptoms to different locations.
For example-My ibs was cured buy cleaning out infections in lower molers.

A little time on google and you can check out how close a tooth is to your eye and sinus. Roots of your teeth are less than an inch from face.

Google dental meridian chart-you see it in every book on biological dentistry, on the wall outside Dr Raus office, on websights of most every biological dentist. I have found this chart to be very accurate. I believe it was the German Dr. Voll who related this to chronic conditions maybe in the 1920. There are several different charts but they are all 95% the same.

PS traveler said their is a specific set of symptoms for cavitation-I should have said there are specific locations where symptoms will be expressed and many symptoms-rash-pain-itching-inflammation-ect. Many different bug create many symptoms.
Dr, merola has a great article on these infections-always found in root canals- and the bacteria and the toxins the bacteria kick off-24-7-365. inches from brain

Magoo, you are attacking the wrong person here. I have zero teeth left in my head from these infections attacking my teeth and my jaw bones - both upper and lower - and have had to have dental posts installed into my lower jaw just to hold a denture due to the lack of bone - and my upper jaw is soon to follow if I can't get the bone loss to stop.

I don't have the option of seeing a biological dentist, as they are not only not in my area, but I don't have the kind of money it would take for me to see one. It's all out of pocket for me.

But, although I have had extensive - and I do mean extensive - issues with my teeth and jaws, it surely does not mean that every one does that has Lyme. And yet, that seems to be the only thing you are interested in.

Do some need to see a Biological dentist? You bet ya!! But does everyone that has Lyme? No. Pure and simple. We are each different with our 'problem areas' and for the OP in this thread, dental issues would NOT cause a rash on the face like this.

To attack those of us that question this only shows a defensive position, and I'm sorry that you feel you must defend that statement, but it's just not true for everyone. Otherwise the need for so many different protocols would not be here. Everyone could just use the Chronic Tonic that I used and we would all be happily healing - I mean, it's exactly what I needed at the time and there's no doubt whatsoever that it worked and worked well for me, so why wouldn't it work as well for everyone that tries it??? Because we each need something different.

Neither of those have a rash on the face listed as a symptom, Magoo. Not everyone has issues with root canals.

Well, check out my first post on this thread, and you tell me where I said I have a list of symptoms for dental cavitations?

"I would seriously doubt that these issues are caused by dental cavitations. There are specific symptoms associated with dental cavitations, and a red stinging rash on the face would not be one of them - unless you can show documentation of some sort showing this."

Now, this is NOT helping this thread at all. We are far off from the OP's question. So that means enough is enough. If you wish to argue, this is NOT the place as it detracts from the purpose of this site.

I refuse to be challenged on something like this on the forum. If you wish to talk to me, really talk to me, you can reach me by email, as it has always been enabled for me and I have always invited people to email me with questions. The ONLY thing I have said is that not every issue listed on this forum is from dental cavitations. This applies to many things, not just dental cavitations. If you are offended, it's time to walk away for a bit and cool down before continuing to post. Otherwise, you can email me if you wish to talk.

If this continues on this thread, it will be locked.

FYI, putting coconut oil on the face can initially cause a rash. My daughter tried doing this and her face was a mess. I had no problems using it on other parts of my body.

During early treatment my face swelled and broke out in red rashes with deep lines and then eventually peel, especially around the eyes.

Patty