Frequently asked questions and answers about acne

How does acne form?

Acne is currently (inconclusively) considered to be a lesion of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles and is generally considered to be an infectious disease. Abnormal oil metabolism, mite infection, and many other factors may be involved in the formation of acne.

Why do I develop acne?

Generally speaking, unstable hormones during puberty, poor diet, excessive consumption of spicy and stimulating foods, frequent late nights or insomnia, depression or anxiety can cause similar problems in the skin. In addition, skin characteristics also determine whether you are prone to this disease, for example, oily skin is more prone to this problem.

What should I do if I have acne?

You can choose from herbal treatments, but also physical therapy (red and blue light), herbal masks and other different treatments.

How can I avoid acne marks?

It is more important to avoid squeezing and infection, active treatment, and choosing physical therapy can help.

How to take Chinese medicine There are several different dosage forms of Chinese medicine, you can refer to the instructions on the bag for decoction by yourself, granules generally have different methods according to different kinds, in short, Chinese medicine is generally divided into two doses, you can decoct it at once or flush it out with boiling water, it is important to read the drug instructions carefully, this class of drugs is generally taken after meals.

What are the dietary contraindications?

Common ones such as spicy stimulation, fish and shrimp, beef and mutton should be reduced or avoided.

Can I take the medication during menstruation?

Yes, you can stop taking the medication temporarily if you have any discomfort, such as menstrual cramps or nausea. The treatment course of Chinese medicine is usually one month.

What are the topical medications?

Topical medications should be used sparingly and can be used under the guidance of a doctor.

I have had acne for many years, what should I do if various methods do not work well?

First of all, avoid aggravation of infection, reduce irritation of the skin, maintain a good state of mind, improve sleep and diet, and also check and treat from a hormonal point of view, etc.

What are the misconceptions that tend to occur?

The first is that acne can be left untreated. Mild acne can indeed be left untreated, but if the development is strong, timely treatment is necessary; the second is that the treatment effect is not obvious and the original treatment is still adhered to. But the side effects are very powerful, long-term application will be more responsible for the problem, it is recommended to be sure to use drugs under the guidance of a doctor.