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  5. I have pimples and I am currently using Clindapane cream and Acnex 10 mg tablets. Are these medicines effective for treating acne, or should I consider any other treatment?

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I have pimples and I am currently using Clindapane cream and Acnex 10 mg tablets. Are these medicines effective for treating acne, or should I consider any other treatment?

Asked by Male, 31 · 4 days ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

4 days ago

Clindapane cream and Acnex 10 mg tablets are commonly used to treat acne and can help reduce pimples by controlling bacteria and inflammation. It may take a few weeks to see clear improvement, so continue using them as advised by your doctor. Also, wash your face gently twice daily, avoid oily products, and do not squeeze pimples. If your acne does not improve after a few weeks or keeps coming back, consult a dermatologist who may adjust the treatment or suggest additional medicines.
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  1. Effectiveness:a. Clindapane cream (Adapalene + Clindamycin) is effective for mild to moderate acne by reducing inflammation and bacterial growth.b. Acnex (Isotretinoin) is used for severe, nodular acne that doesn't respond to other treatments.

  2. Considerations:a. Isotretinoin requires careful monitoring due to potential side effects like dry skin and mood changes.b. Avoid sun exposure with both treatments; use sunscreen.

  3. Alternatives:a. For less severe acne, consider topical retinoids or benzoyl peroxide.b. Consult a dermatologist for personalized treatment options.

Answered 4 days ago