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Suffering From Acne Due To Tuberculosis, Appears On Chest, Back, Buttocks. Medication For Treatment?

how to cure acne from tuberculosis . After my 3rd month in taking medicine, acne start to occur in the head then chest then at the back. I already finish my medicine with total of 6 months and its already been almost 2 months that I didn t take those medicine but still acne still appears. And now it started to appear in my butt and arms. Please help me
Wed, 12 Dec 2012
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If you are certain the skin lesions are acne then you can use Benzoyl peroxide 5% lotion/cream/gel or salicylic acid cream + oral antibiotics such as erythromycin or cloxacillin till lesions disappear. Avoid taking antibiotics for too long. If no improvement, it means it is probably not acne lesions, then you'll need to see a dermatologist or your doctor for further management.

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Suffering From Acne Due To Tuberculosis, Appears On Chest, Back, Buttocks. Medication For Treatment?

Hello, If you are certain the skin lesions are acne then you can use Benzoyl peroxide 5% lotion/cream/gel or salicylic acid cream + oral antibiotics such as erythromycin or cloxacillin till lesions disappear. Avoid taking antibiotics for too long. If no improvement, it means it is probably not acne lesions, then you ll need to see a dermatologist or your doctor for further management. Thank you