For watery loose motions, focus on ORS, plenty of fluids, and a probiotic. You may use racecadotril or loperamide for short-term relief. If symptoms last more than 2-3 days, or there is fever, blood, or dehydration, you should get a stool test and see a doctor for proper treatment.

Doxycycline is commonly used for acne, but Wysolone (prednisolone) is a steroid and is usually avoided for pimples unless specifically advised by a dermatologist. Using multiple creams is fine only if they are prescribed and don't irritate your skin. It's best to follow a dermatologist's plan to avoid side effects.

Persistent pimples for a year despite Doxy and creams may indicate hormonal acne, resistant acne, or incorrect treatment. You may need a dermatologist review for stronger options like retinoids, hormonal therapy, or culture-based treatment. Avoid squeezing and use gentle skincare.