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History Of Acne. Painful Pimples After Childbirth. Need Help

I am 25yrs old now and I m a mother of one child. Iv been suffering from acne since I was in high school. But after I gave birth the problem is getting worst. I v visit so many dermatologist but their medicines did nt help either. Since the last 3 years big and painful pimples occurs only around the mouth. And now 6 to 8 pimples appears only on the corner left side of the mouth and around 5 to 6 appears on the upper part. Plz help...
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You are having severe recalcitrant acne vulgaris with secondary infection. Stay mentally cool. Take good sleep . Avoid oily food. Apply clindamycine + adapalene gel daily at night. Take azithromycine 500 mg once a day For three months, then three tab per week for 6 months. I hope you may be improved, but still you consult some other dermatologist.
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History Of Acne. Painful Pimples After Childbirth. Need Help

You are having severe recalcitrant acne vulgaris with secondary infection. Stay mentally cool. Take good sleep . Avoid oily food. Apply clindamycine + adapalene gel daily at night. Take azithromycine 500 mg once a day For three months, then three tab per week for 6 months. I hope you may be improved, but still you consult some other dermatologist.