Hi ..I am suffering from acne from past one year..despite of using many creams and tablets I feel like my acne is not cleared up..while taking tablets acne gets controlled for few days but after stopping tablets acne raises severely again..what is the best treatment to follow up to stop acne completey
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Please consult skin specialist near you
It's important because only few creams won't help
Needs to see if any hormonal abnormalities or other signs
Once a scar developed on face it remains a scar
So act smartly n shortly asap
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Thanks for the query. Acne vulgaris is a common problem at your age group and one need to take appropriate treatment to prevent any scar formation and hyperpigmentation.In acute stages depending on grade of acne , one can use topical or systemic treatment ranging from antibiotics to retinoids.After the acute stage goes away, you need to be on maintainance treatment for about six months to one year and that therapy includes topical combination of retinoid and benzoyl peroxide.If your acne is still resistant once you can check hormone levels and thyroid function tests and usg abdomen to rule out any pcod.
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Avoid self medications and follow your doctors advice.
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Acne is a common problem in teengers so dont be stressed and lead a healthy life.
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