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Tetracycline In Acne Treatment
Prevention
Acne cannot be prevented. It's helpful to remember that acne develops in most people and is a normal part of maturing. However, some people are more prone to developing acne.
Treatment
Acne can be treated with:
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Salicylic acid washes - These washes help to empty comedones of sebum.
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Benzoyl peroxide gels - These medications are applied to the skin as a thin film. They dry and peel the skin, fight the growth of bacteria, and help to clear blocked hair...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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