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Fungal Acne
Does Aziderm 20% cure fungal acne? I have small skin colored bumps which are itchy in nature and two or three red bumps without any visible top. Besides, this I do usually get facial dandruff.
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Dr. Mamta Shah
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8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello,
Aziderm 20% does help in controlling acne mainly acne rosacea but curing 100% acne is not possible but yes you can definitely control with proper medication and lifestyle changes.
Acne might be associated with scalp dandruff so we need to treat it as well
Seborrheic dermatitis and acne are closely associated
But in order to treat acne, we need to first decide the grade of acne and for that clinical photographs required
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- Check on weight gain and do regular exercise
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