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Why would i still be having acne at 44?
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You're you its good: Welcome to the club. I was able to stop taking tetracycline when i was about 50. Different men vary tremendously. Be thankful you're a man with great male hormones, and use the medication you're on and whatever else is helping as long as you need to!
Answered 2/22/2014
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