if u have and uv come off it how long did it take to get out of yuor sytem
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It took me about 5 months and then I was back to normal in terms of my cycle, etc.  But that can vary for each different woman.
332060
It can take from 7 days to two weeks. Very few times, it can take longer. Go and check with your doctor if u have some kind of outbreak
192943
I'm an expert at this.  I agree with getting some sun - it does help - not too much - 15 minutes or so.  The next thing is apply rubbing alcohol or 2.5% salicylic acid astringent-alcohol mix 50/50% every hour or two with some oxy 10 rubbed in.  It can still take a couple of days depending on size.  Don't mess with it or it will swell - swelling can take longer to go down.  If there is a white head, lance with a needle, gently drain.  Continue the astringent/oxy 10 but reduce to a few times a day after a day or so to prevent overdrying or irritation.  Use makeup for the big event if needed.
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I also suffer from SAD and have been successfully utilizing a tanning salon, in the winter months only, with great results.  I realize UVA/UVB rays can be harmful, but I use sunblock and I only go 2 times a week during Dec./Jan./Feb.; by then, spring is back where I live and I can be outdoors again.
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You are in a 10-foot room with a light in the center.  The photons leave the light, zoom to the wall in 5 nanoseconds, reflect off the wall, and (some of them) zoom into your eye 5 nanoseconds later,  where your brain perceives them about 300 millisconds later.\n\nYou turn off the light.  Generally, the light will cool and stop emitting photons within, say, 100 milliseconds.  But suppose it is a specially-constructed light, and it turns off in 10 picoseconds.  The last photons stream to the wall in 5 nanoseconds, reflect, and hit your eyes 5 nanoseconds later.   Some of the photons that miss your eye may reflect off the walls several times, but there is a 20 to 80% chance of their being absorbed by the paint on the wall each time they reflect.  The brightness in the room therefore decreases a factor of about 2 every 10 nanoseconds.  Within 100 nanoseconds, the number of photons in the room has decreased a factor of about 1000, and it becomes dark.
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Drink lots of water and give it time. You should begin feeling better and better as time goes by. Within two weeks of stopping the treatment I was zinging with energy. They say it takes 6 months to  clear the drugs from your body, but I felt like it took longer. In the long run it was worth it as I cleared the virus 6 years ago.
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You should do a skin patch test. Put a little bit on the inside of your elbow (turn your arm around, put it in the little denty bit). Leave it there for 24 hours, if it's not itchy or blotchy it should be fine for you. An SPF 50 will more than likely block out the sun completely. An SPF 15 is generally best (according to my sister).
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it took me like 3 monthes.  dead serious.  i was about ready to commit suicide because of all the peer pressure.  dont worry, youll get through it.  just make sure not to put on too much, because the more you put on the longer it takes to work
616610
hmm maybe through ultraviolet therapy?
72999
lotion with bronzer in it will make it seem like your skin is really darker than it is, so when the bronze washes away (approx. 5 days) you'll be like wow, wheres my good tan? Hopefully you put on a tanning sticker so you can see when your tan begins fading back to your skin color :)
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you need to wear pants & long sleeves all summer and big hats in the sun. Only come out at night if need be Stay outta the sun for at least a year. Your fair skin should slowly come back
307769
u must b so frustrated im surprised uve waited this long do something before u burst.
502150
It's from a defiency in Vitamin B 12. Eat more B12 rich foods or take a supplament. It'll go away within 48 hours of taking a complex B vitamin.
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I had mine drained once  took about 10 days till I was ok
437630
Maybe a week. I had this done a long time ago and it didn't take long at all.
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It depends on what you want to accomplish.\n\nIf you just want to look like a maual laborer, then the sunless tanner is teh way to go - though you should be awair that although this will give you that "Ive been picken the berries for 16 hours" brown, it will not create any mellinin in your skin to protect you from the sun.\n\nIF you just want your skin to look like an old pair of leather saddle bags, or if skin cancer is your thing, then going out in the sun is the only way to go.
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My understanding, and I may be wrong, is that UV Therapy, helps when you are just exposed to UV light a certian amount of hours a day.  You are supposed to be free to eat, read, sew, or whatever other activity twangs yer thang while doing your therapy. So, I don't think that it matters that the UV box is not over your head, as long as you get the prescribed treatment of 15 minutes to 2 hours that is usually called for.\n\nOutside is another matter all the way around.  Even on cloudy days, the body soaks up UV rays.  Have you ever been out on a fishing boat on a cloudy day and gotten a terrible sunburn??  Or to the beach, and had the same result?  Just as you can get the radiation benefits and the start of a great tan on a cloudy day, you can get the same UV waves you are seeking to up that serotonin level that makes you feel bright and chipper.  I would say, that yes, it still works through sunglasses, and windows, unless they are UV protected.  And, if you were to shield only your eyes, hon, you would still get what you need from Mr. Golden Sun.  He seldom disappoints.  If it worries you terribly, consider tanning. (Which might worry you more, but an alternative.)  You can sunscreen up, cover your eyes, and get maximum UV exposure in about a quarter of the time it takes to do it the lightbox, or the outdoor way.  I use my tanning bed in the winter, for just that.  I hope this helps you :) Cheers!\n\nP.S.  I usually read or work crossword puzzles while I am in the tanning bed, so it may be something that can work for you.