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treatments for acne
Myth #1: Popping your pimples is the best way to get rid of them
Let’s take a look at some other popular beliefs about acne to dispel any other rumors; for example, stress. Is it true that increased stress spreads acne? Not exactly. What is true is that ultimately stress can have a very minimal or minor influence all by itself. It cannot actually cause acne, but it can influence reoccurrences of acne as stress increases the body’s creation of a substance called cortisol that in turn causes your sebaceous glands to produce increased amounts of sebum oil that can be blocked in pores. Note, however, that some medications people take when trying to deal with or treat stress can have a large influence on acne as the result of medication side effects.
Follicle: The tiny shaft in the skin through which a hair grows, and sebum is excreted from sebaceous glands to the surface of the skin
Papule: An inflammatory comedo that resembles a small, red bump on the skin
White blood cells: Components of the blood that help fight off infections
Acne is a common skin disorder with a significant psychological and social impact for some people Little is known about how personality and emotional traits affect acne and its impact on quality of life and treatment Trait anger (TA), which is related to heart disease and other morbidities, may also affect acne and patients' adjustment to it
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