Is there a acne medication i can take without drawing blood?
natalie asked:
i have acne on my face and i would like to get rid of it by taking acne medication. i have heard you have to draw blood and you cannot wear any makeup. is there a medication were i can wear make up and not have to draw blood? and i dont want to take birth control pills.
i have acne on my face and i would like to get rid of it by taking acne medication. i have heard you have to draw blood and you cannot wear any makeup. is there a medication were i can wear make up and not have to draw blood? and i dont want to take birth control pills.
Categories: Acne Medication Tags: Acne, Acne Medication, Birth Control, Birth Control Pills, Drawing Blood, Face, Makeup, Medication
Can acne medication reduce birth control effectiveness?
— asked:
I just started Loestrin birth control about two weeks ago. Will taking Minocycline and Benzaclin acne medication interfere and reduce the pill’s effectiveness?
I just started Loestrin birth control about two weeks ago. Will taking Minocycline and Benzaclin acne medication interfere and reduce the pill’s effectiveness?
Categories: Acne Medication Tags: Acne, Acne Control, Acne Medication, Benzaclin, Birth Control, Birth Control Effectiveness, Medication, Minocycline, Minocycline Acne
Are acne treatments such as Proactive safe for women who are pregnant or trying to conceive?
Nicole asked:
Since going off my birth control to try to conceive, my acne has flared big time. My dermatologist does not recomend using over the counter acne medicine such as Persa-Gel which contains benzoyle peroxide becuase it is unknown if it is safe for pregnant women or women who are trying to conceive. I have used Proactive in the past and it has worked really well for me. I am not pregnant but am trying to conceive. Ultimately I plan to consult my OBGYN on this but I’m curious to find out what information others have.
Since going off my birth control to try to conceive, my acne has flared big time. My dermatologist does not recomend using over the counter acne medicine such as Persa-Gel which contains benzoyle peroxide becuase it is unknown if it is safe for pregnant women or women who are trying to conceive. I have used Proactive in the past and it has worked really well for me. I am not pregnant but am trying to conceive. Ultimately I plan to consult my OBGYN on this but I’m curious to find out what information others have.
Categories: Acne Treatments Tags: Acne, Big Time, Birth Control, Control, Dermatologist, Medicine, Obgyn, Peroxide, Persa Gel, Pregnant Women, Proactive, Trying To Conceive