Does oral acne medication get rid of your current acne or just prevent new acne?
tslal asked:
Or does it do both?
I’m on an oral acne medication and I haven’t been getting any new pimples, but its not getting rid of the current acne I have (I have mostly whiteheads). I’ve been on it for one week (its minocycline) I’m also using differin and a facewash so its not like im only using oral medicine but i just want to know how it works.
Also, what are the best oral acne medicines or what has worked for you?
Or does it do both?
I’m on an oral acne medication and I haven’t been getting any new pimples, but its not getting rid of the current acne I have (I have mostly whiteheads). I’ve been on it for one week (its minocycline) I’m also using differin and a facewash so its not like im only using oral medicine but i just want to know how it works.
Also, what are the best oral acne medicines or what has worked for you?
Categories: Acne Medication Tags: Acne, Acne Medication, Acne Medicines, Current, Differin, Facewash, Medication, Medicine, Minocycline, Oral Medicine, Pimples, Whiteheads
What exactly is considered “acne medication?”?
Broad Street Bully asked:
I put money in a flexible spending account, and it’s about to expire, so I was looking up what over the counter meds and whatnot I can buy so it’s not wasted.
I put money in a flexible spending account, and it’s about to expire, so I was looking up what over the counter meds and whatnot I can buy so it’s not wasted.
It has acne medication listed as an eligible purchase. Does this include things like Nuetragena facewash? Stridex pads? Or is it more limited than that?
Categories: Acne Medication Tags: Acne, Acne Medication, Eligible Purchase, Facewash, Flexible Spending Account, Limited, Medication, Meds, Money