Life ruining symptoms, advice needed

speed

Since my teens i've had the following symptoms:
Acne (face, back, some on my chest and even arms). I'm 21 and still have it, it used to be worse though.

Bad breath (i have a white tongue that doesn't go away by scraping or it just instantly comes back, this i believe causes the bad breath). After brushing i can feel my mouth starting to taste like shit pretty fast.

Hyperhidrosis in especially social situations, like i can feel cold and my armpits will be completely drenched in half an hour.
Bloated face, especially cheeks despite having visible abs.

All of these symptoms have pretty much led to destruction of my social life + social anxiety. Recently i went to the doctor for acne and got prescribed doxycycline 100mg per day + some cream with adapalene and benzoyl peroxide. Been taking those for almost 2,5 months now and the acne initially improved a bit but i haven't seen any more changes for the last 1,5 months. I think my digestion also improved a bit with doxy, no longer getting tired after some meals.

Anyways, the acne remains, the white tongue remains, the sweating remains and i'm feeling quite frustrated. Diet is mostly based on milk, fruit and meat. Carrot salad is consumed daily. Maybe i have some kind of a fungal infection?

CO3

@speed A little bit of flowers of sulphur will not harm you and likely get rid of a fungal infection, and you can use a little bit on the skin as well to help reduce acne.

Although your problems do not sound like they're fungal in nature. White tongue is mostly related to reverse peristalsis, endotoxin, and liver health.

I don't wanna just give you a list with things to buy but a waterpik to remove filth from in between the teeth, particularly the molars, might help to reduce the white tongue. Those flossing bows can do the job too but it's a bit harsher on the gums. Scraping everyday, gargling baking soda in warm water will help too. oil pulling once a week with coconut oil isn't a bad idea. Then mastic gum is a really good addition to help make your mouth hygiene better, and it has beneficial effects on the gut as well.

This is not medical advice but the antibiotics is a route i would inspect as well. It requires a lot of care not to overdo them. to balance the microbiome and i always take it with (weekly small amount of) sulphur so as to avoid strengthening fungus by getting rid of their natural competition.

I've had all of these symptoms you described and sometimes they pop up again, but you can change all of it. Shift the diet towards more solid foods is another suggestion i'd give. Godspeed