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Can a gp prescribe contraceptives to help with my skin condition (pimples)?
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Maybe: Some primary care docs have broad training & experience that includes such issues. You might want to call the docs office crew & see if s/he does or refers them out to an OBGYN or dermatologist.
Answered 2/24/2019
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