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Acne problem
I have achne , bumbs abd pimple probem
Mostly in lower part of face specially chin area. bump will raise there will be pain in that ten it turn to red more pain ten convert to pimple ten acne marks. i have PCOD problem but i am taking medicine for that. it was dagonsis in Dec 2016 and now its May 2017 Dr told its almost gone . i am diabetic also at the time of PCOD only i came to know
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Dr. Supriya Deshmukh
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Thane
Greetings. PCOD typically cause acne in lower part of face owing to raised levels of testosterone. Even if menstruation is restored back to normal. Hormones at skin levek continue to trouble. Acne in PCOD are quite resistant to routine line of treatment. Lifestyle modification is must. A proper diet n regular execise is important along with medicines. After complete physical and Laboratory evaluation you might need specific medicines to solve your problem. Oral medicines and topical creams will be important as we must prevent further marks and scars. Visit a qualified dermatologist in your vicinity as soon as possible. Good luck.
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