- Female
- 24 Years
- 07/02/2025
I've been using dermadew lite soap for the last 5 months and I'm wondering if it's okay to keep using it long-term. Could it have any harmful effects if I continue?
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Ive been on Acutret 20 since the end of May and usually check in with my doctor monthly. My last visit was in mid-July, where he told me to keep taking Acutret 20 after breakfast and Azid 500 before dinner three times a week for two weeks. Since then, my acne has gotten a bit better, with just 23 pimples popping up in the last month. Unfortunately, I cant see him until September 9th. Should I keep taking these meds or should I stop until I can get more advice?
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