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  5. Acne once more after using Doxil 100 I keep getting acne. I was prescribed Doxil 100 by my skin doctor. For three months, I had it. After finishing the course, I began to experience acne once more.

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Acne once more after using Doxil 100 I keep getting acne. I was prescribed Doxil 100 by my skin doctor. For three months, I had it. After finishing the course, I began to experience acne once more.

Asked by Male, 32 · 1 month ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

1 month ago

Acne coming back after stopping doxycycline (Doxil 100) is common because antibiotics control acne temporarily but don?t cure the root cause like excess oil or hormones. You should continue with maintenance treatment such as a topical retinoid or benzoyl peroxide, gentle face wash, and oil-free moisturizer; avoid oily cosmetics and picking pimples. If acne is persistent or severe, revisit your dermatologist for long-term options like hormonal therapy or isotretinoin rather than repeating antibiotics.
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Why does acne return after stopping Doxil 100?Can I use Doxil 100 again for acne?What other treatments can help my acne?How long should I wait before trying another acne medicine?Are there lifestyle changes to reduce acne recurrence?

  1. Doxil 100 Information:

    • Doxil 100 contains Doxycycline and Lactic Acid Bacillus.
    • It is primarily used to treat bacterial infections by inhibiting protein synthesis in bacteria.

  2. Relation to Acne:

    • Doxycycline, an antibiotic component of Doxil 100, is often used for acne treatment due to its antibacterial properties.
    • Recurrence of acne after stopping Doxil 100 may occur if underlying causes persist.

  3. Recommendation:

    • Discuss ongoing acne management with your dermatologist.
    • Consider lifestyle factors, skin care products, or other medications that might help.

Answered 1 month ago