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Large pimples on body
I have large pimples on all over body
I am taking doxycycline hyclate and levocetirizine dihydrochloride and becosules
And the pimples are black now but not going turning bigger day by day
Before this treatment I was taking itraconosole (candiforce 200) because of the fungal infection now I don't have fungal infection but the pimples are on my hand legs chest every where
No feaver no joint pain
Please help
Since u are done with fungal infection , no need to take anti fungal therapy anymore. Get your diabetes profile done . For acne if they are fluid filled and cystic u may need oral medication by dermatologist along with Some injections if indicated.u can also visit our website www.drsuruchipurimakeovers.com
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Greetings.
Firstly, would suggest you to stop becosules for now. Secondly - would want to confirm if you are having large cystic acne or folliculitis and furuncles - now this would require treatment accordingly after due evaluation by a qualified dermatologist. Extensive cystic acne may need treatment with oral retinoids and discontinuation of doxcycline would be needed in that case. Also use a salicylic acid based face wash.
No need on any more itraconazole if fungal infection has cleared
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