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  5. I have a lot of pimples on my face and body, and they leave behind dark patches. Every time someone sees them, they assume that I have previously had chicken pox, but that is untrue. Which medication would you recommend to me?

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I have a lot of pimples on my face and body, and they leave behind dark patches. Every time someone sees them, they assume that I have previously had chicken pox, but that is untrue. Which medication would you recommend to me?

Asked by Female, 30 · 2 months ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

2 months ago

It sounds like acne with post-inflammatory dark spots, which is common and not chickenpox. Use a gentle face/body wash daily, apply a night gel with adapalene or benzoyl peroxide to control pimples. Always use sunscreen in the daytime to prevent spots from getting darker, and avoid picking pimples. If the acne is severe or widespread on the body, consult a dermatologist
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  1. Medication Recommendation:

    • Consider using Clinka N Gel, which contains Clindamycin and Nicotinamide. It helps reduce acne and associated dark patches.

  2. Usage Instructions:

    • Apply a sufficient amount to the affected areas. Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth.

  3. Precautions:

    • Use sunscreen to prevent further pigmentation. Avoid cosmetic products on affected areas without consulting a doctor.

  4. Consultation:

    • Discuss with a healthcare provider before starting, especially if pregnant or breastfeeding.

Answered 2 months ago

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