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Acne Prescription

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Basic Information

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Do you smoke, or have you recently quit smoking?
Do you have any medical conditions?
Are you allergic to any medication or do you have any allergies?
Are you taking any medication? This includes non-prescription, over-the-counter medicines as well as herbal remedies.
Have you ever had any major surgery?
Have you ever had a stroke or 'mini stroke'?
Have you had any heart problems, such as angina (chest pain) or a heart attack?
Have you recently stopped taking any medication?
Is there a history of any illness that runs within your family?
Do you have any liver or kidney problems?

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Calculate your BMI

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Prescription Questionnaire

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Have your symptoms changed since they first appeared?
Do you have any difficulty swallowing pills or capsules?
Do you have any questions about the treatment?
Do you have a preferred pharmacy?

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I confirm that I fully understood and have read completely all questions in this form and all of my answers are true and accurate, to the best of my knowledge.

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Important, please read!

Symptoms

 

Acne arises when skin pores become blocked leading to a build up of secretions (sebum) within the skin - this creates an ideal environment for an otherwise harmless bacteria called P. acnes to live and multiply. When a large number of these bacteria develop in the trapped sebum, the immune system reacts and causes inflammation - this causes the surrounding area to become red, and the spots become larger and filled with pus.
 

Acne can be treated with non-prescription topical preparations (creams, gels and solutions) bought over-the-counter or alternatively with prescription topical preparations and tablets, including antibiotics.

 

Treatments

 

Treatment should start with low dose topical preparations, before considering stronger topical preparations or antibiotic tablets. You should speak with a GP to decide on what treatment or combination will work best for you. 
 

Not all treatments are effective in all people. It may be necessary to try different treatments to find the one that is most effective for you.
 

Severe acne with scarring needs to be treated immediately by consultation with a GP or dermatologist.

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