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How can I treat cysts on underarms inner thighs and genitals? (photo)

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eyekneadhelp89Mar 15, 2017

I get major breakouts on under arms and inner thighs. I get them and my genital area as well as back and sides. I'm always prescribed antibiotics, however, it only works for so long. I know its genetic so I need to get advice about what this maybe. I have pictures of myself, but be forewarned they are graphic. My apologies ahead of time as well as my thanks

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