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What should be the prohibited diet for a patient whose face is full of acne and blisters?
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See a dermatologist: There is no credible evidence that any specific diet will help acne, although large quantities of dairy products and foods containing iodine will sometimes make acne worse. But if you have acne and blisters, that is unusual. I would strongly suggest that you see a dermatologist and find out what is going on.
Answered 10/24/2016
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