Diagnosed With Seborrheic Deematitis. Have Acne And Dry Skin. Safe To Use Ketoconazole Cream?
i have been to many derms over past 2 years recently diagnosed with seborrheic deematitis. however i am also acne prone. the only thing that has helped acne is not using anything on face no moisturizer just wash and leave alone. now i have dry irritated skin. doc prescribed ketoconazole cream but im worried this will cause clogged pores and make me break out. i cant risk acne cosming back on top of this rash! very worried am i just being anxious
Hi,
I can understand your concern.
Treating seborrheic dermatitis is required as it can flare up acne.
Use a mild face wash like cetaphil cleansing lotion and a bland moisturiser( cetaphil moisturising lotion). Apply ketoconazole cream wherever you are having rashes of seborrheic dermatitis.
You may use adapalene gel over acne lesions to treat the same.
Hope that answers your query. Take care.
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Diagnosed With Seborrheic Deematitis. Have Acne And Dry Skin. Safe To Use Ketoconazole Cream?
Hi, I can understand your concern. Treating seborrheic dermatitis is required as it can flare up acne. Use a mild face wash like cetaphil cleansing lotion and a bland moisturiser( cetaphil moisturising lotion). Apply ketoconazole cream wherever you are having rashes of seborrheic dermatitis. You may use adapalene gel over acne lesions to treat the same. Hope that answers your query. Take care.