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Recurrent acne on my face
I've consulted dermatologist since June last yetar for my acne and was prescribed antibiotic and salicyclic acid peel. I did all that and everything was good. My skin cleared up and acne marks also faded. But it's only when I'm taking antibiotics and regular session of peels. If I'm off medicines within days my acne resurfaces. So since June last year I've been on and off meds just to see how my skin works. Everytime I'm off medicines, my acne resurfaces. I'm tired of this cycle. I need a lasting solution. Right now my acne is at worst. Out desperation, I've started taking Minoz ER 65, even though I've not been prescribed as I stop going to dermatologist. Please help, my doctor did all he can but I need a lasting result than being dependant on medicines.
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There is a specific drug which helps in such cases of recurrent acne. Also, in your age, we should also rule out pcod as an underlying cause of acne. Diet modification can also help in adult acne . Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination and treatment advice.
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