Acne Solution with Antibiotics

Acne Antibiotics usually being used to treat inflammation in acne. For example; in small cases such as bumps or pink lumps or in serious cases, to treat such as cysts or nodules.

For more than ten years Acne Antibiotics have been used to control the outbreak of acne, however these days Acne antibiotics are used more often for short treatment only, usually the treatments length only three to six months.

How The Acne Antibiotics Work

In acne treatment, Acne Antibiotics are the solution to control the infections from bacteria, as these infections contribute the forming of acne.

Acne Antibiotics are also the solution to treat the acne inflammation; therefore it can reduce the uncomfortable pain, redness and swelling.

Types of Acne Antibiotics

There are two types of antibiotics for acne; the first one is topical acne antibiotics, the other one is the oral acne antibiotics.

Topical Acne Antibiotic are in the form of gels or lotions and they can be applied onto the skin directly. For examples of this topical acne antibiotics are Dalacin, Clindatec and Eryacne. Those acne antibiotics might contain active ingredients such as erythromycin or clindamycin.

When you use the topical

acne antibiotics, you might avoid the side effects that can occur when you use the oral acne antibiotics. Unfortunately, the topical acne antibiotics usually takes a longer time to become effective.

To minimize the irritation, you should use the topical acne antibiotics sparingly on a cool and dry skin.

Oral Acne Antibiotics are in the form of tablets or capsules that you can just swallow. Examples of this Oral Acne Antibiotics are Tetracycline products such as Tetrex, Achromycin, Doxycycline products such as Doryx, Vibratabs, Doxy and Minocycline product such as Minomycin, Akamin.

You usually are being prescribed the Oral Acne Antibiotics by your doctor when you have a large area of acne. Compare to topical acne antibiotics, oral acne antibiotics are working much faster and much more effective. Unfortunately there might be sides effect occurs.

There are wide ranges of acne antibiotics available in the market today, for both topical acne antibiotics and oral acne antibiotics. Please consult you health acne specialist (pharmacist, local doctor and dermatologist) to find the product that suits you.

It sometimes needs more than one treatment to cure the acne. If one antibiotic treatment can not cure your acne, your health acne specialist need to prescribed you to a different acne antibiotic, perhaps the more aggressive and more effective acne antibiotics.

However, it needs a trial for as long as four and up to six week to find out whether the acne treatment is working well or not. Acne antibiotics medications are very helpful most of the time. It is very rare that it can cause a significant side effect.