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PCOS with acne vulgaris
I m 23 n was diagnosed with pcos at age of 18, at first year I took tarana ocp, then I didnt take anything for 2nd year, then in 3rd year I took metformin with olistat. Since 2years I m not taking anything for pcos.
Lmp was on 17jan'20.
Not active sexually.
Noticing bit hirsutism.
And I have severe acne vulgaris on back shoulder upper chest.
For acne vulgaris, chemical peel treatment has already done. But no benefit.
Now I feel depressed. Gained approx 8kg from past year.
M sharing a picture, similar acne I have on my back. Kindly help. I have done almost all possible treatment for every thing. No results.
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Erytop gel 2 time in a day after cleaning, avoid stress
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Take Krimson 35 once a day at bedtime for 21 days followed by a gap of seven days for 3 cycles
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Use tretinoic for local application on acne
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Avoid sun exposure
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