For pimples on the face, shoulders, and back, keep the skin clean by bathing daily and using a salicylic acid body wash, especially after sweating. Wear loose cotton clothes, avoid oily creams, and don?t pick the pimples to prevent marks. If pimples are severe, painful, or not improving, consult a dermatologist for stronger treatment like oral medicines.

For oily skin with pimples (acne), wash your face twice daily with a gentle salicylic acid or oil-control face wash, avoid touching or squeezing pimples, and use a light, oil-free (non-comedogenic) moisturizer and sunscreen. If acne is severe or long-lasting, consult a dermatologist for proper treatment.

You can usually take simple cough medicines along with Azifast 250 and Clinka N Gel, but avoid combining multiple antibiotics or strong sedating syrups without a doctor?s advice. For mild cough, basic syrups or steam inhalation are generally safe. It?s better to avoid alcohol while taking Azifast 250 because it can increase stomach upset and may reduce how well your body recovers. If your cough is severe or lasts more than a few days, consult a doctor before adding new medicines.

If your face is starting to get pimples and small black spots (blackheads), keep your skin clean by washing twice daily with a gentle salicylic acid face wash to unclog pores. Avoid touching or squeezing them, and use a light, oil-free moisturizer and sunscreen. Keep your diet simple, drink plenty of water, and if the problem increases, consult a dermatologist for proper treatment.

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