I was on spiro for many years, worked great, except that makes me extremely tired and lowers my blood pressure a lot. Changed to Seysara, works great except my skin, hair get greasy, sometimes is hard on my gut, is expensive and I dislike the idea of long term use. My doctor has been great but I’m looking for other opinions. Could I mix those two in minimum doses? I’m 145lb 5,5 ft. What could be a minimum dosage that keeps my skin somehow clear, while keeping my energy and not breaking the bank?
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Hi! I like to treat Adult Women's Acne with Spironolactone, it is safe and in most cases a very effective option even for long term treatments. But if you are in the U.S. there is a topically relatively new effective option, Clascoterone is a topical medication that you can discuss with your...
Spironolactone (Spiro) is commonly used to treat hormonal acne, especially in women who experience it around the jawline and cheeks. It works by blocking androgen receptors, and therefore reducing the impact of hormones that can trigger oil production and acne.
Regarding your question about...
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