Symptoms of acclimatization: acne

Symptoms of acclimatization Acne is usually caused by improper diet, which can lead to endocrine dysfunction in the body, excessive secretion of sebaceous glands, and even cause diarrhea and abdominal distension in patients.

If you have acne on your face due to acclimatization, you need to clean your face. If the acne symptoms are relatively severe, you need to go to the hospital for a skin check in time. If necessary, you can apply retinoic acid drugs under the guidance of a doctor to soften sebum and help improve the symptoms of clogged pores. After applying the medicine, if the symptoms are not improved, you need to use laser to act directly under the dermis to inhibit the secretion of sebaceous glands and even unclog the pores, thereby removing facial acne.

When treating facial acne due to acclimatization, you also need to keep your abdomen warm. If the diarrhea symptoms are relatively severe, you can take drugs to regulate intestinal flora under the guidance of a doctor if necessary, including triple live bacteria of Mycobacterium and Lactobacillus and quadruple live bacteria tablets of Bifidobacterium.

Patients suffering from acclimatization should also be careful not to drink raw water during treatment. They can drink some millet porridge or noodle soup appropriately to reduce intestinal irritation and avoid affecting their own endocrine function, which is beneficial to the improvement of diarrhea and facial acne.