Minocycline

I don't know why this won't post when me other posts are working so I'll try
this one more time...

I used this when I was younger and had what I think was a different kind of
acne. Anyways, the pills didn't do much for me. My acne back then was on my
face. I'm 28 now and I haven't had acne on my face for years. I do have it
on my back and shoulders now though. My doctor just prescribed me
Minocycline again. Do you think there's a chance it will work this time?

Buddee.

When I was 22, I went to a derm for acne and he gave me Minocyclin,
which didn't do anything as far as I could tell.

In my early 30s, I tried it again and it did clear my skin, although
only for a few months at a time. After it would stop working, I would
have to get off it for about 6 months before it would work again. I
was on and off it for years until I finally found a treatment that
provided long-term relief.

Each time I used it, it took about 3 weeks before it started working.

So I guess the answer is yes, there's a chance it will work for you
even though it didn't work when you were younger.


"Buddee" <no.RemoveThis@way.com> wrote in message news:<CeWdnWmE2tqtciKiRVn-iw.RemoveThis@novus-tele.net>...
> I don't know why this won't post when me other posts are working so I'll try
> this one more time...
>
> I used this when I was younger and had what I think was a different kind of
> acne. Anyways, the pills didn't do much for me. My acne back then was on my
> face. I'm 28 now and I haven't had acne on my face for years. I do have it
> on my back and shoulders now though. My doctor just prescribed me
> Minocycline again. Do you think there's a chance it will work this time?
>
> Buddee.