I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with acne while managing blood pressure and kidney concerns. Given your current medications—LN Bloc 10, Moxovas 0.3, Olkem H 40, and Synprotik—it's important to approach acne treatment carefully to avoid interfering with your existing conditions.

Here are some general suggestions:

• Gentle skincare: Use mild, non-comedogenic cleansers and moisturizers suitable for sensitive skin. Avoid harsh scrubs or products with strong fragrances.
• Avoid self-medicating: Many over-the-counter acne treatments contain ingredients that might affect kidney function or interact with blood pressure medications.
• Diet: Maintain a balanced diet with plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains like millets, and dals. Limit oily and fried foods, which can sometimes worsen acne.
• Hydration: Drink adequate water unless restricted by your kidney condition.
• Consult a dermatologist: A skin specialist can recommend acne treatments that are safe considering your blood pressure and kidney health. They may suggest topical treatments or other options that won't interfere with your current medications.

Please make sure to discuss any new treatment or skincare product with your doctor before starting it, to ensure it is safe for your specific health conditions. If you notice any unusual symptoms like muscle pain, weakness, or changes in urine color, seek medical attention promptly.

For personalized care, please consult a dermatologist along with your nephrologist or cardiologist managing your kidney and blood pressure conditions.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.Please share your age and gender. This information will help me provide more relevant advice considering you have acne and are also being treated for BP and kidney issues. You are currently taking LN Bloc 10, Moxovas 0.3, Olkem H 40, and Synprotik.