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Acne bcm a wound and bcms scar
I had a small acne and I have used an ointment for tat. But it makes it worst and bcm wound and I thought it is acne and again applied the same ointment. It made it too worst and it bcm big wound and bumps out the skin there. I am really worried about this and it is almost 5 months. Can any one help me. To get rid of this. Even scar is also ok but with this wound and skin bump out. Really looks bad and horrible.
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Need oral antibiotic and retinoids at dermatologist direct evaluation Apply Acnedap gel morning and night
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Consult online for detailed prescription
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You need specific antibiotics... for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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Which ointment dud you use and what do you nean by bcm ?
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take direct consultation by video ir audio call.
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When u realised that the ointment is harmful u might have stoped applying it Please name the cream u used Apply CLEARGEL twice daily
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approach a dermatologist ASAP
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