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My dermatologist prescribed a cream for acne vulgaris it says it takes 6 weeks to notice difference but it hasn't seemed to help any ideas?
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Acne : It does take time and often combination therapy ( antibacterial washes, creams , or gels , retinoid creams or gels in various strengths, and in some cases oral agents). Let your dermatologist know your progress in order to modify your treatment.
Answered 1/1/2017
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Acne ? Re-evaluation: If the prescrbied medication has not helped much during the time frame, consider a 2nd opinion if the proper diagnosis was entertained.
Answered 7/16/2013
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