Does Roxithromycin treat acne?

People should be familiar with diseases, and among the many diseases, the most troublesome are some facial skin diseases. Acne is a relatively common disease. Many people are not very clear about the causes of the disease and how to treat this skin disease reasonably after they develop this disease. So, does roxithromycin treat acne?

First, can roxithromycin treat acne? Roxithromycin is an anti-inflammatory product. The bacterial infection of acne is mainly in the soft tissue of the skin. The use of antibiotics needs to be applied externally for good results. Oral administration can inhibit but the effect is uncertain. In addition, antibiotics can cause liver and kidney damage, so it is not recommended to take them. In addition, it takes 8-12 weeks for acne to heal, and it takes more than half a year for acne to heal on its own. Roxithromycin is an anti-inflammatory drug and cannot treat acne. Quick and effective way to get rid of acne: crush the cabbage into a paste and apply it on your face. It can replenish water and has a good effect of removing oil, and can play a role in clearing away heat and removing acne. Eat less sweets and fats, avoid alcohol and spicy foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink mung bean soup often, and eat more foods containing plant fiber. Wash and slice the apples, place them in a bowl, pour in boiling water, take out the apple slices after they become soft, and apply them on the acne when they cool to warm temperature. You can also use Yuji Cream. After cleansing your face in the morning and evening, apply it to the acne areas. Use it regularly and the acne marks will slowly disappear. Note: Avoid spicy food, get enough sleep, and have regular bowel movements. It is best to buy the kind of facial cleanser for teenagers, which is milder. If it is a pustule or viral herpes, buy the Mei Xi Yan Yu Ji Cream and apply it yourself. In addition, some acne is actually caused by the discharge of oil from the body, such as the temples and forehead. Just control your diet and get enough sleep.

Second, for daily care, wash your face with warm water once or twice a day to clean your skin. Avoid squeezing or scratching skin lesions with your hands. Avoid using oily and powdery cosmetics and ointments and creams containing glucocorticoids. 2. Common methods for treating acne (1) Topical medications: Retinoic acid (retinoic acid cream, adapalene gel, tazarotene gel), benzoyl peroxide, antibiotics (clindamycin, erythromycin, chloramphenicol, etc.), azelaic acid, sulfur lotion, etc. (2) The first choice of oral antibiotics is tetracycline (minocycline, doxycycline, etc.), followed by macrolides (erythromycin). Avoid antibiotics commonly used to treat systemic infections such as levofloxacin. The course of antibiotics is usually 6 to 12 weeks. (3) Oral isotretinoin For severe acne, oral isotretinoin is the standard treatment and currently the most effective method for treating acne. The treatment course aims to achieve a minimum cumulative dose of 60 mg/kg. (4) Anti-androgen therapy, such as the oral contraceptive cyproterone acetate combined tablets, is suitable for female patients with moderate to severe acne accompanied by symptoms of excessive androgen levels (such as hirsutism, seborrhea, etc.) or polycystic ovary syndrome. Female patients with delayed-onset acne and acne that is significantly aggravated before menstruation may also consider using oral contraceptives. (5) Oral glucocorticoids are mainly used for fulminant or aggregated acne, following the principle of short-term, low-dose, and combined with other methods. (6) For patients who cannot tolerate or are unwilling to receive drug treatment, physical therapy such as photodynamic therapy (PDT), fruit acid therapy, laser therapy, etc. can also be considered.

Can roxithromycin treat acne?.Grade treatment of acne (1) Grade 1 is generally treated topically, with topical retinoic acid preparations being the first choice. (2) Level 2: Combined use of topical retinoids and benzoyl peroxide or antibiotics, and oral antibiotics if necessary. (3) Grade 3 often requires combined treatment, with oral antibiotics combined with topical benzoyl peroxide and/or retinoic acid drugs as the first choice. Antiandrogen therapy may also be considered for female patients where indicated. (4) Grade 4 oral isotretinoin is the most effective treatment and can be used as first-line treatment. For patients with more inflammatory papules and pustules, systemic antibiotics combined with topical benzoyl peroxide can be used first, and then oral isotretinoin can be used for sequential treatment after the skin lesions have improved significantly. 4. Maintenance treatment of acne No matter what treatment method is used, maintenance treatment should be continued after the skin lesions have obviously subsided. Topical retinoic acid drugs are the first choice, and maintenance treatment should be continued for 6 to 12 months. Benzoyl peroxide can be used in combination when necessary.