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Factors Believed By Jordanian Acne Patients To Affect Their Acne Condition
By A J Jackson
Summary of research:
This study in Jordan described the pattern of in 166 untreated patients aged 13 - 42 years attending dermatology clinics and assessed patients' perceptions of factors that have an effect on their condition. Family history of was positive in 69. 3 % of patients. Emotional stress, hot weather and sweating were believed to be aggravating factors by patients of both sexes, and premenstrual factors and cosmetics
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were factors among women. Many patients believed that their was exacerbated by certain aspects of diet including nuts, chocolate, fatty food, fried food, eggs, cakes and biscuits, spices and coffee and tea.
Report Title: Factors believed by Jordanian patients to affect their condition.
Researcher ( s ): El - Akawi Z, Abdel - Latif Nemr N, Abdul - Razzak K, Al - Aboosi M
From Journal: East Mediterr Health J, 12 ( 6 ): 840 - 6 2006
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Adam Jackson is a medical writer / researcher specialising in effective, natural solutions to common health problems. He is a qualified Complementary medical practitioner and a former columnist for the Nursing Times & Editor of http://www.internethealthlibrary.com . He has written seven books which have been published around the world & translated into 27 languages. He has a special interest in skin care.
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Topical Vitamin A Acid In The Treatment Of Acne Vulgaris
By A J Jackson
Summary of research: A controlled non - blind multicenter trial was conducted in 211 Acne patients to test the activity of topical retinoic acid against sulfur - resorcinol - - Read more...
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Clinical Trials Of Ayurvedic Formulations In The Treatment Of Acne Vulgaris
By A J Jackson
Summary of research: Oral and externally used dermatological preparation for Acne vulgaris employing herbal extracts have been developed and standardized, the herbal extracts Read more...
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