Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
2:46 pm
Hello,
I have been taking a prescribed acne medication called minocycline for about a year now. The pill looks half red, half pink and i take 2 pills a day as my doctor told me told me to (which adds up to 200mg). I have been on this medication now for about a year, and just recently i have developed a case of depersonalization anxiety where i feel life is not a reality and i am detached from myself. I did research, and this type of anxiety is apparently a side affect of the medication. I believe that because I have been on the medication for so long, (which by the way cleared up my acne greatly) that it has given me this anxiety. Can anyone confirm that withdrawal from this medication will help me loose the depersonalization effect and if this has worked for any sufferers of it, or am i just experiencing temporary anxiety.
Thanks,
Zach
Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
8:00 am
Acne is a disorder that involves the hair-oil (pilosebaceous) apparatus of the skin. Acne vulgaris or common acne (referred to herein as adolescent acne) begins in the teen or preteen years. In general, it becomes less active as adolescence ends, but it may continue into adulthood. Acne that initially occurs in adulthood is designated post adolescent acne or adult-onset acne.
Despite the clinical similarities and occasional overlapping of adolescent and post adolescent acne, the pathogenesis and treatment of each are often different.
Acne-like disorders, such as neonatal acne, drug induced acne, rosacea, and other so-called acne form conditions, are also considered separate entities because of differences in pathogenesis and treatment.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
2:11 am
There are no fixed jawline acne causes which normally affect persons in their adulthood and not in the adolescent years of their life. This problem comes as a surprise to most people who thought that their problems of pimples and acne are over with their teenage days and that they could now forget about skin problems.
Jawline acne appears on the jaw line, cheeks, chest, back and buttocks of the person, mostly in women who are past their teens. Unlike the acne in the teenagers, this is a painful problem and has many factors contributing to it. Jawline acne is also deeply embedded in the tissue and not like the acne that bothered the teenager and was only on the surface of the skin. This is a deep lying one and leaves scars that are much deeper too. This is referred to as cystic acne and if not treated immediately can leave terrible deep lying scars which will take a lot of invasive methods to get rid of.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
2:08 am
When I was an adolescent it was believed that a poor diet contributed to aggravating acne outbreaks. Now over twenty years later I have read many articles and books that stated that diet has no little to no effect at all on acne. So in other words diet as a natural treatment for acne does not have a positive or negative effect. For years we have been strictly told that we are what we eat and I believe that our skin is a reflection of our health and therefore a natural acne treatment is often a cure for some people.
It is said that for many people with other more severe outbreaks, home remedies for the treatment of thier acne are not a solution for their problems. This is usually encouraged by the sale of expensive and ongoing medications to treat a a problem that could be taken care of relatively inexpensively. There are prescription acne medications that you take by mouth as well as prescribed topical medications that may help more serious acne problems. Some of them work as a treatment but never an acne cure and some are known to have horrible side effects.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
1:37 am
Your granny might have told you about the rigorous life-style she stood by to keep acne at bay. She might also have some acne prevention tips to give you if she notices an acne or two – ‘go for natural cleansing diets minus spices,’ ‘have plenty of water,’ ‘take out time for regular skin-care,’ so on and so forth. Following these acne prevention tips definitely renders your skin excellent service – removing acne, preventing further attacks and scar formation.
It is not necessary, however, that the bitter acne-episode of your life will come to such an easy and rapid ending. In many cases, acne returns with increased severity. Actually, the hullabaloo surrounding acne prevention was based on a vague understanding of the acne condition. However, clogging of skin pores, overactive sebaceous glands, hormonal activity and a range of different factors have been associated with acne, with each factor perpetrating acne in different age groups and under different conditions.
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Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
11:45 pm
I have used clean and clear and neutrogena face wash and it ends up breaking out my skin because my skin is sensitive. Is there any acne products or natural remedies that clear acne that can be used for sensitive skin?
Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
10:27 pm
Does anyone know of any good acne products/perscriptions for cystic acne and scarring? I’m currently using Glytone, which helps clear up but I’m tired of wearing make-up to the gym which I shouldn’t even do but it’s better than wearing no make-up.
Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
9:49 pm
hi i am a 16 year old boy,
i have used Murad acne solution to get rid of my acne, it didn’t work,
and i am wondering if Clinique 3 Step Acne Solution System actually works, i have heard tooth paste is supposed to work but i think it sounds kinda weird, is there any other stuff or tips out there?
thanks.
Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
8:49 pm
No one wants to have acne. There are steps that you can take to prevent acne, and these steps come in the form of several acne treatments. How do you know if you need one of them?
If you feel self-conscious to go out in social situations because of acne on your skin, you are surely in need of an acne treatment. If you are feeling desperate to get rid of the acne that is causing your skin to blemish, do not lose hope and feel despair. There happens to be a variety of ways to prevent acne from ruining your face and your social like.
Purchase an over-the-counter acne treatment:
There are many ways that you can prevent acne from taking over. First of all, you can use an over-the-counter acne treatment, which will help your skin to clear up as well as prevent acne from forming in the future. You can use over-the counter acne treatments during times when your face is fine, to prevent acne from occurring down the road. Over-the-counter acne prevention method is great for people with milder cases of pimples. Over-the-counter types of treatments are typically in the forms of body washes, gels, cremes, and soaps.
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Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at
8:15 pm
Perhaps one of the most lasting effects of teenage acne is acne scarring. These scars can persist for years, never disappearing in quite a few cases. Even mild acne can scar, but most of the time is it severe acne that leave very visible scars. Popping pimples can lead to acne scars as well. There are a few things you can do to try and minimize scarring, but sometimes the scars happen and there is nothing you can do about it. This is especially true with severe forms of acne, such as cystic acne, where the acne lesions persist for weeks or sometimes months and leave behind very noticeable acne scars.
Types of Acne Scars
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