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Pcos acne grade 2

2017-06-01 10:40:32
Hi doctor!! I have pcos since 12yrs.. menstrual cycles are regular..fasting insulin, fbs, ppbs, testosteroneprolactin are normal..since 6 months acne started..when I use to apply huge amount f la shield sunscreen thrice a day..never had acne issues in my life..it is grade 2...m using derivaCMS..isit normal to get acne in pcos with 3dusg diagnosis
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Yes pcos patients may get acne. It is very common. You need to get the hormonal evaluation again and treatment for acne should be done. Please send photos and lab reports using online consult option for proper examination and treatment

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