u/Sea_End_2676

Is it safe to use medium potency steriods once a week for long time?

I am using mometasone furoate

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I am moving in a month and need to sell furniture and appliances

Other than facebook, dubbizle, and r/UAEclassifieds in reddit, where to sell them?

Hey so I'm 18 and got atopic dermatitis suddenly last year with no prior history, now it's spread to almost my entire body. I'm moving abroad soon so I want to rule out every possible deficiency before I go. Already confirmed Vitamin D deficiency and currently correcting it. Also planning to test zinc, ferritin, B12, and IgE. Two questions: Has anyone actually seen improvement in their AD after fixing nutritional deficiencies? Are there other blood tests you wish you had done that turned out to be relevant to your eczema?

18M here. Kinda embarrassed that I’ve never learned how to ride a bike. Simple reason is I never had one growing up, and I didn’t really have friends to try it with, so it just never happened.

Now I’m moving abroad for uni and I lowkey wish I could ride one, because it seems like everyone there just knows how and it’s part of daily life.

Just a random rant lol

I'm moving abroad in a couple of months, so I'm getting rid of a few things. I have a 5 kg dumbbell that I only used a handful of times. Looking for AED 10. DM if you're interested.

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I'm an 18M. I developed eczema for the first time last year without any clear reason. Before that, I only had it on my fingers for a long time, but last year it started spreading to my whole body. I had never experienced anything like this before.

I recently had a blood test, and it showed that my vitamin D level is 19.3, which is in the deficiency range.

For anyone who has dealt with both eczema and vitamin D deficiency, did taking vitamin D supplements help improve your condition? If so, how much did it help, and how long did it take before you noticed any changes?

I am looking for any advice, experiences, or suggestions

I recently received a scholarship and will be moving to Bandung in about two months to study at Telkom University.

My biggest concern right now is accommodation. Since this will be my first time living in Indonesia, I'm not sure how housing works and how to tell whether a listing is trustworthy. Sometimes I find places online that look very good for the price, which makes me wonder if they are genuine or if there is something I'm missing. How do students usually avoid scams and find reliable accommodation?

I also have sensitive skin, so cleanliness, good ventilation, and overall room conditions are important for me. Another concern is the weather. If I stay somewhere that is around a 10-minute walk from campus, would the heat and humidity make walking uncomfortable on a daily basis? Sweating tends to make my skin condition worse, so I'm trying to take that into account when choosing where to live.

I'd really appreciate any advice from students or people familiar with the area around Telkom University. Thank you!