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|Cleocin T
Started 6 years ago by Anonymous
Latest reply from Anna
I am getting Cleocin T now.
It's a shame results are not constant! I felt great about it the first two months: less pimples, not to dried face; pretty nice, but then pimples reappeared and I just couldn't stop my skin from oiling so much. I don't know what's wrong, maybe it's just a short term solution. -
you are writing you are on Cleocin T now. What kind of Cleocin T? There are, as far as I know, 3 forms: CLEOCIN T Topical Lotion, CLEOCIN T Topical Gel and CLEOCIN T Pledgets; the active ingredient is clindamycin phosphate but different compounds are added: Cleocin solution contains isopropyl alcohol, the gel contains allantoin; if you say you have some results maybe you should change it to see if will work better. Good luck.
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Cleocin T was a change for the better at the beginning. It lasted me a year and a half to try something else, but it happened when it simply stopped being efficient. It's like I developed some kind of an immunity or so. I'm sorry about it, because it really helped me in the past.
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Yeah, it stops working becuase its an antibiotic and the bacteria becomes resistant. The same with oral antibiotics. Im taking Doxycycline right know, along with Clindamycin gel and retin-a. So far it has gotten worse. Lets see if it gets better.
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Mira you should try the cream if you are using gel or lotion.
And yes antibiotics cease to work after a time as the body develops immunity to it :( -
Its better to stop using once the treatment prscribed is over. You can then restart it after a few days gap. This would prevent the bacteria from developing a resistance to it.
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I think that this is the problem with most of the treatments.
After some months they became less efective.
I guess that the skin or our sistem gets used with them............. -
yap, everybody agrree- in time body get used with medication - any medication. Is generally, so skin get used with acne medication, too. But - do you have news? alternative treatment? something?...
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