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Acne

 

Acne

Acne is a condition of the oil glands. The oil gland occur on the face, chest and back more than any other area. The reason you have acne is because at puberty, hormones activate and stimulate the oil glands in the skin. Any stressful situation, whether it be lack of sleep, anger, sickness or worry, increase these hormones and therefore can make your acne worse. Most people think chocolate, cokes, nuts, peanuts, greasy foods and excessive amounts of milk will cause acne. In only a very few people does it make acne worse. Avoid these foods if they seem to worsen your acne. The iodine in seafood or vitamins containing kelp often aggravates acne. Acne is usually treated with acne lotions and washes and an antibiotic to take by mouth for pustules and cysts. The object of treating acne is unfortunately not a cure, but only a control. The purpose is to prevent scarring and to improve appearance. Usually, acne eventually stops on its own, but the time it takes. varies from person to person. This means you may have to be on acne treatment for as long as you tend to have acne problems, but then can safely stop acne medications once your acne has burned out. Some people only have to take acne medications for several months, others for several years. Most people can be helped by acne treatment.


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