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Drinking milk
My skin is oily, acne prone and too much sensitive also.
I heard that drinking milk is not good for my skin..it increased acne and rashes.
Is it true? Can i drink half cup milk everyday?
Is it bad?
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello
Dairy acne is a new entity and only way to identify whether its one of the triggering factor is to stop it for a period of few weeks and observe changes in skin and acne lesions.
Usually infusion of artificial bovine hormones for increased milk production is main culprit for Igf-1 which is triggering factor for acne.
Even half cup can trigger if you are sensitive enough, rest depends on your treatment, skincare regime and diet
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Dr. Mythreyi Rajendran
Dermatologist
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi
Dairy products can increase acne
You can reduce the intake of milk and milk products if u have acne breakout after consuming it
Acne has to be treated and can be controlled with the help of Meds
Pls do consult for further treatment
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