Dermatologist explains how gut issues can cause skin problems. Skin problems caused by bad gut bacteria and gut dybiosis. In this video I discuss bowel associated dermatitis arthritis syndrome (BADAS), also known as bowel bypass syndrome. Signs of gut inflammation not to miss
Erythema nodosum signs
Signs of rheumatoid arthritis
Signs of lupus
Signs of chilblains
Signs of heart disease
Signs of Hashimoto's
Signs of vitamin B12 deficiency
Signs of low vitamin D
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Happy Friday Dr Dray so excited to be here i live for this ❤️
Morning!
Nice topic this Friday Dray! Love that color! 👍🏻☕️☀️
Thanks so much!
@ your welcome! Delivering good info regularly! ⭐️
I have a partial IgA deficiency and gluten intolerance (not celiac) but I also have eczema, cystic acne and other skin issues.
I used Spironalactone and then switched to Lysine and it also works for acne And my eczema is triggered by Sulfates – dates, wine, etc Hope it helps
@@KJB0001spirolactone has been amazing for me as well but not working as well lately but I also upped my dosage of estrogen for post menopause symptoms. Dammed if you do dammed if you don’t!
Try some L reuteri
HI DR. DRAY-CAN GUT ISSUE BE RELATED TO ROSECEA REDNESS OF THE SKIN? I’VE BEEN READING A LOT ABOUT THIS AND SOME SAY THEY CAN BE.WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS? LOVE ALL OF YOUR TOPICS!
Though I have never been diagnosed with badas 😂, I have rosacea and SIBO and definitely know first hand a connection between gut and skin health!! This information is so important! Thank you Dr. Dray!!!
there is definitely a close connection
Do you mean that their was a connection between your gut health and rosacea?
@ yes, definitely!
@SuiteLifeFan17 do you mind if I ask what it was? I’ve gotten rid of my visible rosacea with sulfur soap but now I’m thinking I might just be covering up a deeper problem.
@@myschka9178 Sulphur soap is great! I also use azalaic acid. My situation was complex because I was put on a strong antibiotic (Clindamycin) for a tooth infection and it caused a crohns like reaction. Ultimately I was put on Flagyl (oral Metronidazole) and it helped my gut and my rosacea. Hope I did not complicate things. If the sulphur soap helps then I wouldn’t look for other problems. My situation was unique!
Thank you so much, I love these videos.
Very interesting & informative! Thank you!❤️
So smart, Thank You!
Whoooa Dr Dray this was a banger! Gorgeous color scrubs ❤
I have recently acquired “blood red” spots on the front of my forearms…they usually appear after I have applied pressure to the forearms (like carrying groceries upon my forearms or applying pressure to the forearms, like squeezing between a semi-closed doorway…after some time, the red spots disappear…any thoughts? ❤
I stopped eating gluten, I stopped eating almonds and I stopped eating dairy. My cystic acne that plagued me for 30 years plus disappeared. Turns out I had an inflamed gut because I was ingesting foods I had intolerances to
How did you discover the intolerance? Was it by elimination or did you do some tests? I have doubts about intolerance myself, so wondering where to start.
@@margaritapeeva9181 Id love to know as well!
almonds too? 😮
Greetings Dr.Dray from Serbia ❤
I have Crohn’s disease, Plaque psoriasis and Psoriatic arthritis. With that I have rosacea, eczema, cystic acne, and random rashes that crop up out of nowhere. It’s exhausting. 😓
Iv struggled with acne since i was 18. (Now 26) Iv always had tummy issues, to the point where vomiting daily was my normal. I finally got diagnosed with coeliac in June last year. Since going gluten free my acne has vanished. Yaaay!!! 🥳🥳
Your gut really effects the entire body.
So many symptoms i thought were “normal” are infact not normal 😅
As much as I know that gut health is important for overall health, it still surprises me that it can also affect the skin. Appreciate the education, Dr Dray. Happy Friday!! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fantastic weekend. 💞
I work in both rheumatology and IBD research, so I was excited to see this video from you on my homepage. Really enjoyed this!
Thanks for watching
Thank you for this educational video! I’ve got IBD, and although I never got a persistent rash, I did get the concomitant arthritis ( very very painful, with fevers as well). In addition to the ongoing treatment for the UC, I was put on methotrexate for the arthritis. I’m not happy to take it, but it works and I’m happy to be out of pain!
Thank you for this – please can you make some more general videos about the gut and use of probiotics- I know you’re focused on the skin but you are very helpful for general advice – both arthritis and colon + gut issues and cancers run in my family so I’m always looking for tips and tricks for general gut health and how to spot a potential issue before it arises or goes too far – you give level headed advice which is really appreciated- please could you make some more general videos on bacteria and probiotics (recurring thrush for example, do probiotics actually help with this ) thank you for your videos
3:45 – Love how you explained the gut-skin connection here. Most people overlook this, but it’s such a root cause behind stubborn breakouts and dullness.