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What Is The Treatment For Pimples?

hi ...i hav lots of pimpls on my face..it comes whenever iI eat oily food and fried snacks..it comes in very small size..gradualy some of them becomes big and others remain as it is for a week or long.i am 21 year old my skin type is oily..what should l do to get rid of this problem
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Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic

Acne is a common, chronic and recurrent condition. Therapy includes both oral as well as topical treatment. However, once your acne is brought under good control with oral and topical antiacne medicines, you should still continue to use a cream/gel e.g topical retinoid for maintenance of improvement. Topical retinoids are ideal for maintenance of improvement because they are comedolytic as well as antiinflammatory, thereby preventing the formation of new acne.

Specific Anti-acne treatment:

-Oral Antibiotics: For inflammatory acne(papules and pustules) i advice my patients to start with one of the oral antibiotics leither Azithromycin/ Doxycycline OR Minocycline.

-Topical treatment: Is a valuable adjunct to any form of acne treatment. Mainly two classes of drugs are used topically

Topical Antibacterials: Either clindamycin 1%/ benzoyl peroxide 2.5% OR Nadifloxacin during the day time.

Topical Retinoids: Either Adapalene 0.1%/ Tretinoin 0.025% OR Azaleic acid (10%/20%) at bed time.

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What Is The Treatment For Pimples?

Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic Acne is a common, chronic and recurrent condition. Therapy includes both oral as well as topical treatment. However, once your acne is brought under good control with oral and topical antiacne medicines, you should still continue to use a cream/gel e.g topical retinoid for maintenance of improvement. Topical retinoids are ideal for maintenance of improvement because they are comedolytic as well as antiinflammatory, thereby preventing the formation of new acne. Specific Anti-acne treatment: -Oral Antibiotics: For inflammatory acne(papules and pustules) i advice my patients to start with one of the oral antibiotics leither Azithromycin/ Doxycycline OR Minocycline. -Topical treatment: Is a valuable adjunct to any form of acne treatment. Mainly two classes of drugs are used topically Topical Antibacterials: Either clindamycin 1%/ benzoyl peroxide 2.5% OR Nadifloxacin during the day time. Topical Retinoids: Either Adapalene 0.1%/ Tretinoin 0.025% OR Azaleic acid (10%/20%) at bed time. regards