Acne Facts And Fictions
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Acne: Facts and Myths
Acne is a common condition that many people deal with. Despite being harmless, it can be frustrating, and there are many myths surrounding it. Let's sort out the facts from the fiction.
Fact: Acne is Caused by Skin Oil
One major factor in acne is the oil secreted by sebaceous glands in the skin. This oil plays a key role in the development of acne.
Fact: Blocked Pores Lead to Acne
Dead skin cells and excess oil can block skin pores, creating an environment for the bacteria Propionibacterium acnes to thrive. The body's allergic reaction to these bacteria results in inflammation, leading to acne.
Fiction: Poor Hygiene Causes Acne
While blocked pores are part of the acne equation, no amount of scrubbing will prevent them. The blockage occurs below the skin's surface, so hygiene is not a direct cause.
Fiction: Diet is to Blame for Acne
Acne results from excessive oil secretions, but diet isn't a major factor. These secretions are hormonally controlled rather than diet-related.
Fact: Hormones Influence Acne
Hormonal changes, such as those during puberty, play a significant role in acne. Hormones can trigger excessive oil production, contributing to acne.
Fact: Medications May Cause Acne
Certain medications and chemicals, such as anabolic steroids, halogen-containing drugs, and exposure to high levels of chlorine, can trigger or worsen acne.
Understanding these facts can help clear up misunderstandings and manage acne more effectively.
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