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Does exercising (gym, yoga etc.) help avoid remission of adult acne? has milk to do with acne, i've read it contains oxytocin? i am allergic to milk.
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Wrong questions: Exercise is good. Do it. Milk has little or nothing to do with acne. Do you have normal menses? Why taking iron??? Are you very heavy? PCOS? Spironolactone is usually best for adult women with acne and/or scalp hair loss. It is safe unless you are pregnant or have kidney failure. Costs $17 for 90 days. It reduces effects of male (androgenic) hormones on skin.
Answered 9/19/2014
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