The only recommended treatment for acne
for pregnant woman is local. Deep skin
cleaning doesn’t remove acne, but is
very helpful. Likewise, liquid soap can
remove fats and dirt from the face, opens
the skin’s pores, and has anti-bacterial
impact. Creams containing bio-sulfur can
also be useful because they have a helpful
effect on suet-secretion. Medications for
local treatment of acne that cause peeling
can be used: Vitamin-A-acid,
benzoylperoxid and azelaic acid. Oral
therapy is not recommended for pregnant
women.
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