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Was taking 2 antibiotcs that caused pustular rash, advised to stop meds. skin back to normal, occasional pimples. can meds alter my skin permanently?
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Skin rash: It is not likely that taking meds will alter your skin. There is great data now that suggests that taking certain probiotics will improve skin health in regards to acne and rosacea control.
Answered 3/28/2016
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