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Dermadew cream substitute
I have been using dermadew cream for the acne on my face but I am experiencing bowel discomfort and slight itching or burning sensation on my face. Is it because of dermadew cream? Can you suggest me some alternative medicine for the same. I am a 30 year old man.
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Hi! Your skin could have become sensitive over a period of time.
Let it settle down.
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For a couple of days splash cold water and pat dry. Next use only a mild baby soap for a couple of days. If there is no itching or burning you can start with anti acne preparation like clear gel but leave it on for a short time and rinse off.
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Do not itch or break the boils.
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Dr. Pradnya Manwatkar
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Acne vulgaris (pimples) is an active skin disease that needs to be treated with prescription medicines . And prescription medicines are given after a thorough examination by a dermatologist. The cream that you are using is a moisturizer and is used to moisturize the skin. My suggestion is that you visit an allopathic dermatologist . All prescription medicines have to be monitored by the dermatologist to ensure that unnecessary side effects do not happen.
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Visit an allopathic dermatologist . Before you choose your dermatologist read this article : http://www.skinmatra.com/single-post/2016/07/03/skin-troubles-here-is-what-not-to-do
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Avoid self treatment, salons, facials or medicines suggested by pharmacist.
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