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  #1 Lykkegaard Tarp on 30 Aug 13

   

  While a slight case of acne is not necessarily a serious problem, it's still a good idea to see a physician. They are able to provide you with helpful information in what could possibly be causing your acne as well as the best solutions.
  
  Plus, there's another skin condition called keratosis pilaris that is often mistaken for a physician and acne can tell you if that is what you are working with, saving you the time and headaches of using the wrong treatment.
  
  It is advisable to organize for the visit using the dermatologist by making notes about your acne - as much as possible. They'll ask you about your background - things such as how long you've had acne, how you've handled it and what form it's taken (wounds, whiteheads, blackheads, etc.) They may additionally ask when there is a brief history of acne issues within your family. To compare additional info, you can check-out: bakersfield obgyn.
  
  Make sure to tell the physician if you are allergic to any drugs. Females might be asked about their menstrual cycle and men might have to tell a doctor how often they cut.
  
  You might be given a choice of solutions so it really helps to know a bit about the choices before you make your choice.
  
  Antibiotics are one treatment - they are used to destroy the bacteria that leads to acne. They could be taken orally or as a lotion or cream that gets applied directly to skin. In extreme cases, it may be required to use both kinds.
  
  Topical treatments can consist of benzoyl peroxide and retinoic acid. They often are available in the form of-a gel and can sometimes cause redness and dry skin.
  
  In worse cases of acne, the dermatologist may recommend a physical therapy. This could include treatment of blackheads and whiteheads and perhaps drainage of cysts.
  
  Whatever form of treatment you end up choosing, it is essential that you follow the doctor's instructions. Dig up more on an affiliated encyclopedia - Click here: obgyn bakersfield ca. Dig up more on our affiliated web site by visiting obgyn doctors bakersfield. Take the recommended dosage - no more or no less. And even if your acne opens up, you have to continue to take the medicine for provided that the doctor tells you to or the acne may reappear.
  
  A number of the questions you should keep in mind to ask the doctor include:
  
  - What kind of treatment would work best for my acne?
  
  - How long will it take before I see results?
  
  - What is the easiest way to take care of my skin?
  
  - So what can I do to avoid scarring?
  
  - Is it okay for me to use makeup?
  
  - Does this treatment have any side effects?
  
  - How long am I going to should just take this medication?
  
  As acne treatments may carry on for some time, ensure you ask any questions you have each time to find out your doctor. Being as informed as possible can make your treatment much easier to manage.Advanced Women's Health Center
  8501 Brimhall Road #300
  Bakersfield CA, 93312
  (661) 410-2942

   

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