Acne from Allergies

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Added: October 15, 2009 | Time 00:40 | Views: 54

Is acne caused by any type of allergy? There is no evidence that allergies cause acne, nor that any vitamins can help. Acne is caused by bacteria in the skin, excess oil production and hormones, and these 3 factors are treated with topical or oral medications.

From Johns Hopkins Medical University

Topics: Allergy/Asthma

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