What is the most effective medicine for acne?

Although some people get acne, it is not serious and does not have much impact on their appearance, and may even disappear quickly. But some people not only have a lot of acne, but also cannot get rid of it for a long time, which has a great impact on their appearance and may even make them lose self-confidence. Such acne can be eliminated with medication, but what medicine is the most effective for treating acne? You can consult relevant professionals for selection.

Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease of hair follicles and sebaceous glands. Commonly known as "blackheads" and "pimples". The cause of this disease is complex and the mechanism is not yet clear. It is generally believed to be related to endocrine, sebum and microorganisms. Acne is extremely common, more common in adolescence and more common in males than in females. It progresses slowly and may improve or heal itself after the age of 30. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it "lung wind acne".

You should wash your face frequently with warm water and sulfur-containing soap several times a day to reduce oiliness of the skin. The skin's greasiness decreases, and the chances of dust and other dirt falling on the skin being sticky are also reduced, which can effectively prevent the blockage of the sebaceous glands and secondary infection of bacteria. In addition, do not squeeze acne with your hands, do not use oily cosmetics, do not apply external ointments casually, do not use external ointments such as dihydrotestosterone, Felocell Cream, and Enfu Cream, otherwise it will cause steroid-induced acne, and do not use bromine or iodine drugs, otherwise it will cause wart-like papules and proliferative acne. Eat less fat and sugary foods, less fried foods and irritating foods such as onions, garlic, and peppers, eat more fruits and vegetables, and prevent constipation and indigestion. These are all helpful in alleviating acne.

Acne is mostly caused by two reasons. One is that the skin is oily, the sebaceous glands are overdeveloped, and the sebum secretion is excessive. If the pores are clogged or oil cannot be discharged smoothly due to other reasons, the sebaceous glands will continue to secrete and sebum will accumulate in the pores, causing bulges and become acne. Another reason is that the imbalance of hormone secretion in the body causes acne on the skin. This cause is more common during adolescence. Imbalance in hormone secretion can also indirectly cause excessive sebum secretion, further aggravating the condition of acne. Take good local care, keep the local skin clean, and change clothes frequently. Clothes and bedding of those with skin lesions should be disinfected first to avoid infection. Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid scratching the area.