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Management of acne vulgaris
Nurse Prescribing, 07/21/09

Watkins J – Mild acne may be helped by topical applications such as benzoyl peroxide that can be obtained over the counter. Moderate acne may respond to topical antibiotic or retinoid or oral tetracycline. What we want to ensure is that the more severe acne and acne that fails to respond to simpler methods are taken seriously. This article covers the aetiology of the condition, types of acne and the management options that are available

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