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Acne Vulgaris: Mild But May Turn Severe |
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Acne Vulgaris is the most common form of acne
and is often referred to as the scientific name of acne which begins as
a mild one, but may get severe with adulthood. It consists of various
types of pimples, like - blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules,
nodules and cysts. It can attack people of any age and may occur on any
part of the body including the face, back, and chest.
Management
1. Keep your skin clean and tidy.
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But do not overdo it. Excessive washing of the face can strip the skin
of essential oils and thus cause other problems.
3. Also, oil free
cosmetics should be used to avoid further complications.
Medication
The
medication for Acne Vulgaris may range from Isotretinoin, antibiotics to
certain laser treatments and therapies, depending on the condition of
the sufferer and the severity of the problem. Immediate consultation
with the doctor is recommended at any stage.
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