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Skin getting dry and peelong
I am using epiduo cream for acne and milia .Doctor has advised me to use it once for an hour and then wash off and use AHAGLOW Skin repair gel but my skin is getting very dry and peeling of skin is occuring. What should I do?
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Stop it..Don't worry...you are suffering from allergic dermatitis causing peeling.. Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Reduce frequency of applying epiduo. You can stop for one week and start reapplying alternate night. You can change moisturizing cream too .
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Hello. Epiduo Can irritate your skin and cause contact dermatitis. Apply a moisturizer first on the rest of your skin and then apply epiduo only on only the acne,very little quantity. Wash off after 30 mins and reapply moisturizer.
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