How can I get rid of chicken-pox scars?
Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am 18-years-old. I had chicken pox before one and a half month. After the chicken pox was gone, I had some scars. So I went to a dermatologist to give me a medicine to clear the scars, he gave me new gel E. I had some pimples on my forehead so he advised and wrote for me a face wash and an antibiotic and a day lotion and a night lotion. So, in the first five days I started using these, small pimples appeared in my cheek beside my nose and mouth so I stopped the medicines because I never had such thing and now there is like 10 of small pimples on my right cheek beside my mouth.
- What shall I do to get rid of them?
- What is the best medicine to get rid of scars (pimples and chicken pox scars)?
- Shall I stop from eating some kind of food to get rid of the pimples?
- Does dairies affect pimples?
- Is there a diet that would help me?
It is really embarrassing and I become stressful from it.
Please help.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
Acne is a very common condition occurring in teenage years due to hormonal changes. There is no need to worry or be embarrassed by it. Chances are that even after treatment you may get another bout of acne. It will reduce with age.
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