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Acne in early 30's
I have a combination skin never had acnes earlier but these days having bad acne issues on the cheeks and facing white head issues also. I have a issue with lot of sweat on face which irritates sometimes. So I wanted to know how to take care for my face and get rid of these problems.
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Acne in adult life can be due to hormonal abnormalities. Detail history, examination and laboratory tests are required.
Share pictures of your face to see the severity as treatment of acne depends on the grade
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consult a dermatologist with photographs for treatment
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avoid food with high glycemic index, take proper sleep, avoid stress, drink lots of water.
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Dr. Radhika V. Kaujalgi
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Acne could be due to stress hormonal imbalance. Do drink lots of water. Avoid eating oily food sweets. Take a consultation to give u the appropriate treatment and best advice for it.
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