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Pregnancy Acne Cures
Pregnancy Acne Cures
Am I pregnant?


I’ve been on the pill since I was 15 due to acne, and at 20 am now using it for contraception as well as a cure for acne. I have joined various packs together at times and have missed a day or two-but always consulted my clinic and be reassured I am not at risk from pregnancy. However, the oral pill is the only form of contraception my partner and I use. Recently I have had spotting, bloody/brown discharge, sharp abdominal pains, bloating, constipation and was sick the other morning. I am not due to come on my period for another 2 weeks, would a pregnancy test work efficiently at this stage? Any thoughts or advice would be very much appreciated, as you can imagine, I’m driving myself crazy speculating and researching each symptom on the web. I have booked a doctors appointment-but unfortunately the nearest was a week away. Thank you.

you can only find out if you take a test

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is there a cure for acne roseca? i developed it during my 2nd pregnancy and it seem to stay.?


i have been prescribed some anti-biotic cream but it hasnt seemed to clear it up completly.

There is no cure, no. You can ask for a topical cream called Finacea; it's been studied to be more effective than MetroGel/MetroCream. Rosacea is not caused by bacteria, so antibiotics are usually not very effective at controlling it; they only help because they have anti-inflammatory properties. You can also ask for a pill called Nicomide; it's a prescription anti-inflammatory medication specifically for acne and rosacea. There's also prescription wash called Plexion which helps. (Rosacea responds best to combination therapy, where more than one medication is used to treat the condition.)

Finally, if these don't provide adequate relief, you can pursue PDL (pulse-dye laser) therapy. This can provide long-term relief from rosacea, but it's not covered by insurance. However, given insurance co-pays for medication and doctor visits, PDL can be a cost-effective option in the long-term.

Good luck!