View Full Version : Kind of a weird question, need help.
.......... 05-13-2008, 03:19 AM I guess this started in the Army but has been continuing as i've been training and it's kind of embarassing. I'm guessing it's because of sweat, but i'm starting to break out on my chest and upper back with acne. I'm starting at a new gym this summer, and it's something I really don't want to deal with, it hurts at times and is just unattractive and overall uncomfortable.
I heard there are certain body washes you can use to help get rid of this condition, does anyone have the same problem, and any information is appreciated, thanks in advance.
I guess this started in the Army but has been continuing as i've been training and it's kind of embarassing. I'm guessing it's because of sweat, but i'm starting to break out on my chest and upper back with acne. I'm starting at a new gym this summer, and it's something I really don't want to deal with, it hurts at times and is just unattractive and overall uncomfortable.
I heard there are certain body washes you can use to help get rid of this condition, does anyone have the same problem, and any information is appreciated, thanks in advance.
acne is typical on sportsmens chest and back due to the extra sweating, there are creames and lotions.
i would visit my doctor ore atleast the a pharmacy
Dirt E Gomez 05-13-2008, 06:25 AM A few years ago when I trained much harder and more often I too broke out in backne. As stated by Leff, I hit up the dermatologist and he gave some cream that does the trick.
Or you could try showering once in a while, you dirty ****.
Tuggers1986 05-13-2008, 06:50 AM Use body scrubs after each workout and try swimming a few times a week. That should clear it up.
JayCoe 05-13-2008, 06:59 AM Don't let the sweat stay on your body too long. Sweat can clean the pores and prevent acne but it's a double edged sword because sweat can also infect the pores if it's not cleaned off quick enough, sometimes washing it off quickly wont prevent it.
You can go to your doctors, they'd give you something.
I'd say try head and shoulders, 'classic'. Sounds weird but gently wash the areas with that with a small amount (don't leave it on though). Sounds weird but Head and Shoulders does actually contain stuff in it which can fight off infections which can cause acne. Give it a go if it doesn't work then you've only lost £2 and still have some shampoo. If it does, voila.
hookoutofhell 05-13-2008, 10:21 AM iv got the same poblem as well mate but since iv been scrubbing down with a hard brush it has helped, originally i thought it was something that every male just went through.
anyone know any good lotions or creams or washes for the scars that rea left behind?
iv heard that UV light and tanning can help is that true?
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Unanimous 05-13-2008, 11:25 AM anyone know any good lotions or creams or washes for the scars that rea left behind?
Jeez dude! Did you hack your skin off?
hookoutofhell 05-13-2008, 11:32 AM naaah lol, alot of it has died down but theres still too much for my liking, i dontthink theres much you can do about the scars left afterwards but i was hoping that there would be something available on the market
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mr tricky 05-13-2008, 12:40 PM GO TO YOUR DOCTORS FOR DEFINTE
they will give you stuff to make it go away,
i had acne on my face and ive been given tablets before and i now use cream which dries my face out to prevent sweat and grease or whatever ,
doctor will supply you with stuff,
otherthan that just wash with regular soap, and then dry and repeat with after every session
.......... 05-14-2008, 12:07 AM Thanks for all your help guys, I heard on tv there was a body wash that actually eliminates it, but I missed the name of it, I just want to get it done with before I hit the gym, really irritating.
Salty 05-14-2008, 10:04 AM Get a back scrubber, I had the same problem, this makes sure all the **** gets off your back and that you reach the whole area. But like everyone else has said go to your doctor mate, they will have something that you can use.
Unanimous 05-14-2008, 12:05 PM Just thought to mention, might help you might not. When I use branded soap (i.e. soap made by large corporations), I always end up with broken and dry skin after a while.
I shifted a lot of my purchases to organic a while back and organic soap and shampoo works wonders. Since using the organic soap I have never had broken & dry skin on my hands. My skin is obviously allergic to the chemicals they put in soap, which they don't shovel into organics.
Unanimous 05-14-2008, 12:05 PM Just thought to mention, might help you might not. When I use branded soap (i.e. soap made by large corporations), I always end up with broken and dry skin after a while.
I shifted a lot of my purchases to organic a while back and organic soap and shampoo works wonders. Since using the organic soap I have never had broken & dry skin on my hands. My skin is obviously allergic to the chemicals they put in soap, which they don't shovel into organics.
makaveli_uk 05-14-2008, 12:32 PM Get down to some serious popping...
Lol ewwwww
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