Patient's question:
Recently half a year; During menstruation; Itchy all over; Acne on the face; What's going onDoctor's answer:
Acne, which is a chronic inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands, is associated with androgen secretion, hair follicle blockage, excessive sebum production, and bacterial infection. It is also linked to endocrine disorders, diet, and oily skin. Currently, oral treatments such as vitamin A acid capsules, roxithromycin, cimetidine, and tinidazole tablets are recommended. External treatments include vitamin A acid and vitamin E cream and Bactroban ointment. It is advised to use sulfur soap for washing the face, avoid spicy and greasy foods, consume more vegetables and fruits, and wash the face with lukewarm water. Do not scratch or squeeze. Currently, there is no concept of a cure for this condition; only symptoms can be alleviated. After adolescence, it may improve on its own, and traditional Chinese medicine Sanhuang tablets can be used for regulation.