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Acne Conglobata

Acne conglobata is an inflammatory condition where the acne cysts and nodules grow together below the skin. It is a form of nodulocystic acne, and it affects the face, back, and chest. It is caused due to linking nodules, abscesses, and cysts. It spreads deep below the skin affecting sinus tracts. It is often treated by carbon dioxide laser combined with topical Tretinoin therapy. In severe cases, modern external beam radiation is used.

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I have worsening acne. Will Omnacortil help?

Query: Hi doctor, I have been on Isotretinoin for over a year. My acne is getting worse. Now, I am taking Omnacortil 20 mg. Is it safe to take? Please let me know.  Read Full »

Dr. Suvash Sahu

Dr. Suvash Sahu

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com.I would suggest you not to take Omnacortil (Prednisolone) by its own; because once you stop taking this your acne will flare up. It is better to take this medicine under the supervision of a dermatologist. Yes, it is true that Omnacortil can be taken for short duration in ...  Read Full »

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