Side Effects of Topical Antibiotics

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Side Effects of Topical Antibiotics
The main side effect would be irritation of the skin which can be overcome by using the treatments less frequently.

There are many known prescription medications, which cause acne. If you routinely take any of the following drugs (or drugs like them) and have problems with acne breakouts, you may want to consult your physician to discuss an alternative treatment with fewer side affects.

Anticonvulsants, like Dilantin, are used to treat epilepsy and other kinds of convulsions. Most medications in this family list acne as a side effect.

Corticosteroids, like Prednisone are usually used to treat chronic lung diseases, such as asthma.

Cortisol, a natural steroid produced by the body during times of intense stress, corticosteroids can stimulate sebum production and lead to blemishes.

Disulfuram is prescribed for chronicle alcoholic patients who want to remain in a state of enforced sobriety. When combined with alcohol, this drug causes a range of unpleasant symptoms intended to discourage further mixing. Unfortunately, regular use of Disulfuram, even when not drinking,  can cause acne in some patients.

Immuran is a common immunosuppressant, used to stimulate the immune system in patients awaiting an organ transplant. It can prevent organ rejection and usually suppresses your body’s ability to overcome the bacteria that causes acne.

Isoniazid is usually used to treat tuberculosis. Thought to be largely eradicated, tuberculosis experienced resurgence in the late 1980s among the homeless population and in patients suffering from AIDS. It continues to be the increasing  problem today.

Quinine is prescribed as a treatment for malaria. If you’re traveling to a part of the world where malaria is a risk, be sure to ask your doctor about alternative solutions.

Some thyroid medications, such as Thiouracil and Thiourea, are used to treat acne. These medications are used to stimulate the thyroid gland in patients with low thyroid function. A lot of iodine, which also helps to regulate thyroid function, can also cause breakouts.

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