Should I be taking Spironolactone everyday or just a few days before my next period to treat adult female acne?

A localized rash like you describe is probably not allergic in nature. If you would be allergic to the topical medicine, you should have the rash in all areas where the medication is being applied. An allergy to oral medicine would also have more widespread effect. Based on the location of this...

Any treatment for acne can take 6 to 8 weeks before you might see improvement. So if you have just recently started the spironolactone, you might want to give it some more time. If not, an antibiotic would be a consideration. Antibiotics are available in both oral and topical forms. I would...

Hello and thank you for your question. At this time, there is no cure for acne, and once treatment is discontinued, acne can recur. There are many treatment options for acne, including other oral and topical medications, light therapy, and lasers. I would recommend a consultation by a board...

These medications are okay to use together; however, I would have probably started you at a lower dose on both medications. For acne aldactone or spironolactone of works very well at low doses 25 to 50 mg/day and when I use azithromycin, I use it at 250 mg per day.Aldactone is most...

Hello and thank you for your question. Generally, spironolactone does not cause spider veins. If you are looking for acne treatment, I would recommend consulting a board certified dermatologist for evaluation of your skin and discussion of appropriate treatment. Best of luck. 

I have been unimpressed with Spironolactone for Seborrhea.  I would recommend scheduling an appointment with a Dermatologist at 8 weeks after starting medication for an alternative treatment plan.  What you see is what you get at that point, typically.