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Karolina  (Anonymous, 213.237.84.) Warszawa 12 months ago

I use Doxycyclinum for acne but I do not get better - stop it?

I take Doxycyclinum TZF from a dermatologist for acne at the beginning he helped me but it is the 9th day and again began to come out and my dermatologist zero response I will add that the antibiotic I have to take 25 days

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Anna Tyrańska Pharmacist, Editor

12 months ago

Please continue to use the antibiotic. It may happen that after a few years the skin looks a bit worse - as a result of the action of the drug, the skin is cleansed, and the imperfections in the depths come to the surface. Please do not be discouraged, just continue to use the medicine as directed by your doctor. If after 25 days the condition of the skin does not improve - then it is necessary to consult a specialist. At the following link you can check the availability of Doxycyclinum TZF in pharmacies in Polish and make a reservation at the facility of your choice: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/24773/doxycyclinum-tzf-kapsulki/apteki

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