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have acne allergy from some years.whenever i do not eat tablets till some days then all acne back specially on faceFace pain.
I have acne allergy what could be the reasons?is there any tablet of acne by which i can get rid from acne forever.What r the reasons that some people may have acne and others not?
if u know any tablet name then please telll me but note one thing that Tablet should be free from side effects and it should easily be available in pakistan.
Hi. Acne and allergies are two separate skin conditions. An allergic rash occurs when you come into contact with a substanceDrug abuse you are intolerant to. Acne is caused by high levels of, or a particular sensitivity to the effects of androgens. Androgens are male hormones which are found in both male and femaleCondoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction bodies. Androgens stimulate the sebaceousBirthmarks - pigmented Hair follicle sebaceous gland Sebaceous cyst glands which produce oil. If too much oil is produced the glands become blockedBlocked tear duct with oil and bacteria.
Acne usually responds well to OxytetracyclineOxytetracycline-polymyxin b ophthalmic 250mg twice daily. No medicine is free from side effects but the majority of people can take this medicine without problems. Acne responds slowly to oral antibiotics like Oxytetracycline. Therefore, your doctor may also prescribe a topical synthetic retinoid like Differin gel (adapalene 0.1%). These treatments control acne, but they cannot get rid of it forever. You may need repeat courses of your medication for as long as your tendency to acne persists.
Eloise.
Acne usually responds well to Oxytetracycline 250mg twice daily. No medicine is free from side effects but the majority of people can take this medicine without problems. Acne responds slowly to oral antibiotics like Oxytetracycline. Therefore, your doctor may also prescribe a topical synthetic retinoid like Differin gel (adapalene 0.1%). These treatments control acne, but they cannot get rid of it forever. You may need repeat courses of your medication for as long as your tendency to acne persists.
Eloise.