I was prescribed Faceclin A by my doctor, but it's not available in the market right now. I'm wondering if Faceclin AT could be a suitable alternative. Would it work the same way, or should I be concerned about any differences? Any advice would be really helpful!

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Dr Kareemulla Shaik

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Faceclin A and Faceclin AT are similar, but AT contains an additional ingredient, so using Faceclin AT might be acceptable,

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