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I am 35 year old female. why do i develop acne and back pain a week before my period. is this normal. how do i prevent this going forward.
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Hormonal changes: Consider seeing a dermatologist for an acne evaluation. They may feel there is a hormonal component and offer various treatments for acne that can assist you with this problem.
Answered 6/1/2018
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