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I have pcod . I did one round of iui with fertility drugs and had a lot of acne on my face because of it. It subsided towards the end of the cycle. Again my second cycle started I have been asked to take letroz 2.5 mg from day 3 to day 7and following that gonadotropin injections. Its day 5 for me and again started having break outs. What should I do . How to make skin better
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Acne or pimples... Due to hormonal changes..Oily skin causes it...Common in adolescent age...May occur in adults also.. Food like Oily foods, ice cream, chocolate and sweets increase it.. Treatment depends on the grade of pimples or acne..So, please send photos as it's a must to see which grade of pimples or acne for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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It's mainly due to many reason… most of of the time it is due to hormonal changes…as u r receiving fertility treatment and some drugs are not prescribed under certain circumstances as u may be planning pregnancy so first of all discuss the problem in detail and send me ur pics so that I can access ur severity of acne.. and it's scars
Avoid oily foods
Clean ur face many times
Don't prik acne by finger don't even touch it.
Send me pics asap
Some life style and dietary modification will also help
And do not do self medication
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