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Antibiotics with Multivitamins medicines
I have developed alot of bacterial infection acnes on face and back. I contacted a skin specialist in my locality and he prescribed me Involym capsule (morning) and G folvin LB tablet (night).
I have Multivitamin deficiency issue as well for which I am taking Nurocoba cd3 (morning) and Becosule (morning and night) tablets along with Nurokind plus NF injection for B12 twice per week.
Are the medicines prescribed for acnes safe to consume along with these Multivitamin medicines?
Also, I am taking protinex along with milk every night.
Note: I had covid 4 months back and post covid complications are in progress.
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Your acne may be due to covid too
The medicines prescribed by doctor is good
U can also take multivitamin protein powders are sometimes responsible for acne
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wait for few days until your post covid complications come to an end
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