What is (acne / eczema acne) - continued...
To treat an attack of (acne / eczema acne) there are several over the counter products
available. They all usually contain benzoyl peroxide. This chemical helps in clearing
out the blocked skin pores and also kills the bacteria that flares up the (acne
/ eczema acne). If you have dry skin it is advisable to use low strength benzoyl
peroxide.
To treat and prevent (acne / eczema acne) it is important to keep your skin clean.
Clean your skin thoroughly with warm baths twice a day. Always apply (acne / eczema
acne) medicine to a clean skin surface, preferably just after your bath.
Don’t go out in direct sunlight if you are suffering from or prone to (acne / eczema
acne).
Most (acne / eczema acne) medicine prevents the (acne / eczema acne) from spreading.
Remember that most acne will take its own time to clear out. Squeezing pimples may
only lead to further infection. Once you have taken preventive measures, leave the
acne alone to clear out naturally in its own time.
Certain medicines such as birth control pills make cause (acne / eczema acne). If
you are on any kind of medication, ask your doctor if it can cause an acne breakout.
A last piece of advice for women, use minimum makeup if you are prone to (acne /
eczema acne). Also if you do use makeup, wash it off completely at night before
going to bed. Certain types of makeup are very rich in oil based products which
cause acne. If you do use makeup, use an acne friendly product.
The drug Accutane has been found to be very effective in treating severe (acne /
eczema acne).
