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  • Ansam Abdulrazak

    3 days

    side effects

    Do these tablets have side effects for people with IBS or acne?

    Translated from norwegian

    1 product in post side effects
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    • Frida

      Customer service at Lyko
      3 days
      Hello Ansam ❣️ For conditions like IBS or acne, we always recommend consulting with a doctor or pharmacist before starting supplements like Solgar Skin, Nails and Hair Tablets 🌿 It's important to make sure it's right for you and your health 😊 Wishing you a great day ahead!

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  • Ansam Abdulrazak

    2 months

    Side Effects

    Hi! Does it have any side effects? And who should avoid it?

    Translated from norwegian

    1 product in post Side Effects
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    • Elin

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      2 months
      Hi! 👋 The product is generally safe for home use, but like with all skincare treatments, there are some potential side effects and groups that should be cautious or avoid the treatment altogether. Here’s an overview: 🔍 Possible side effects -Mild skin irritation: Some may experience redness, itching, or a slight burning sensation, especially with sensitive skin or if the device is used on dry skin without a conductive serum. -Headaches or eye discomfort: Prolonged exposure to strong LED light can cause discomfort in the eyes or headaches. It is recommended to avoid looking directly into the light during use. -Hyperpigmentation: Incorrect use or overexposure can lead to pigment changes, especially in individuals with darker skin tones. -Worsening of acne: In some cases, acne may temporarily worsen before improvement occurs, known as "purging". 🚫 Who should avoid LED light therapy? -Pregnant individuals: Although no documented harm exists, it is recommended to avoid treatment during pregnancy due to limited research. -People with epilepsy: LED light can, in rare cases, trigger seizures in individuals with light-sensitive epilepsy. -Medication users: Medications such as isotretinoin, certain antibiotics, and antidepressants can increase the skin's light sensitivity and lead to side effects 💊 -People with active skin infections or open wounds: The treatment may worsen infections or delay the healing process. -People with eye diseases 👀: Those with conditions such as glaucoma or recent eye surgery should be cautious, as bright light may affect eye health. ✅ Recommendations for safe use -Remove jewelry before use: Metal jewelry can reflect or absorb light, which may lead to skin irritation or reduced effectiveness. -Use on clean and moist skin: To avoid discomfort, ensure the skin is clean and consider using a conductive serum. -Protect the eyes: Avoid looking directly into the light, and consider wearing protective glasses for extra safety. Start with short sessions: Begin with shorter treatment times to see how the skin reacts, and gradually increase as tolerated. Wishing you a great day ahead 🥰

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