Purodil Anti-Acne Gel may help reduce surface pimples, unclog pores, and control inflammation, but it cannot cure acne caused by PCOS because this type of acne is driven by hormonal imbalances, not just skin-level issues. For PCOS-related acne, effective management often requires medical evaluation and treatments that address hormones, such as anti-androgen therapy or other prescribed medications. Topical gels like Purodil can help manage flare-ups, but consulting a doctor or dermatologist is essential for proper, lasting control.

Yes, a mild burning for a few minutes after applying Purodil Anti-Acne Gel is normal because of its herbal ingredients. But if the burning is very strong, lasts a long time, or your skin gets red and swollen, stop using it and see a doctor. If it’s just a little burning that goes away quickly, you can keep using it.