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Forehead acne
I am having acne all over my forehead for over 6 months.I visited a doctor and he advised me to take Acutret 10 for a month.It's been a month I am taking acutret but acne is still coming.Also my periods have been delayed for over 10 days..I don't have irregular periods..Is this a side effect of Acutret?Shall I continue taking it?
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May happen. But dont use acutret for long unsupervised. Consult a dermatologist at the earliest.
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Aclind Gel / Faceclin Gel / D’ACNE Plus gel for application twice daily over affected area. For Marks (spots) - DUCRAY Photoscreen Depigment Cream / Demelan cream for application once in a week at night (very little over marks only) For face wash Rejuglow Facewash/ Episoft OC Cleanser/ Saslic DS Wash. Tab. Limcee 500mg once daily for one month. Tab. Ascazin twice daily for one month. Combination peels can be performed by a dermatologist in order to improve pimples , marks and scars . Blood test for serum Insulin Fasting (F) & Postprandial (PP)
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