The body had long been in a state of "high consumption, low supply," leading to severe malnutrition and endocrine disorders.
At first, she didn't pay much attention until this spring when the latent problems finally erupted violently—her face began to break out in acne, not just ordinary pimples, but large areas of red, swollen, painful, and even festering cystic acne, so severe that it almost "ruined her face."
Meanwhile, her menstrual cycle was also completely disrupted.
Panic-stricken, she had no choice but to go to the hospital for treatment.
The doctor provided a treatment plan, including oral medications to regulate hormones and reduce inflammation, as well as topical ointments.
The doctor also solemnly advised: she must immediately adjust her lifestyle—increase her nutritional intake, ensure quality proteins and essential fats, significantly reduce high-intensity exercise to allow her body to recuperate, and pair it with gentle skincare to repair the skin barrier.
