Spironolactone is only for women. It makes skin less receptive to androgens, and it will feminize a man. This is why pregnant woman should not take spironolactone (it will feminize a male fetus).
Spironolactone is often used in dermatology for its anti-androgen effects, particularly in the treatment of acne and other hormonal skin conditions. It’s not uncommon for menstruation to be affected while taking this medication, as it can influence hormone levels.
The absence of your period (...
From the picture it looks like you have a few Milia's on your face, Milia's are small white/yellow cysts that
occur when dead skin cells or keratin protein become trapped under the skin. They are very common, the way to get rid of them are either going to an esthetician or Dermatologist and...