Causes and Treatment of Cystic Acne

This article describes the causes and treatment of common diseases in adolescents and children with puberty. This disease can be harmful to the drug.

Acne is a common human disease that mostly affects children in their teens. The disease is characterized by the development of various nodules on the skin, especially seborrhea, comedones, papules and pustules. In some cases, it may cause scarring. These nodules can develop on several parts of the body, including the chest, back, but especially on the face, both forms of inflammation and non-inflammation. Untreated illnesses often persist in adulthood, but they can also diminish over time. Therefore, it is impossible to predict how long acne will last, even with the appropriate treatment.

Acne is caused by increased testosterone. It is the result of blockage in the follicles of the body. But there may be other factors that are usually involved. It can also result from menstrual cycles. You can also develop cystic acne by using too many steroids, especially anabolic ones. The genes are also involved in the improvement of some acne symptoms. It has been proven that the tendency to develop this disease can run in families for generations. The disease may also be due to increased stress levels. The relationship between acne and stress has been debated, but recent studies show that you are more likely to develop acne nodules when you are under stress. Diets are also involved in the development of acne, including glycemic diets; or excess milk consumption. Some food associations may increase sebum and lead to other acne nodules: brown and salt associations, for example. Acne can have several consequences, both physical and psychological. Many teenagers lose their pride and become depressed. Acne has been involved in many suicide cases in the US and France.

Different treatments can be used to treat cystic acne. The most common are antibiotics, retinoids, benozyl peroxide and hormone treatments. Bennozl peroxide is the first treatment involved, especially for moderate acne. It works to eliminate the "P acnes" bacteria and causes dryness of the skin to eliminate sebum increase. Benzyl peroxide has a serious side effect: it can cause sun sensitivity and cause sunburn. Therefore, one should associate this drug with sunscreen when he or she may have sun exposure during the day. Antibiotics are used for severe acne cases. They can be used locally or taken orally. Hormone treatment works well in young women and adults.

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