Although most common during adolescence, acne can occur at other times in life, especially during times of hormonal shifts.Blackheads or pimples may be a problem on the face, neck, chest, and back when pores become infected or clogged with oil.
The bacteria involved are always present on normal skin.
Therefore, improving the skin’s resistance to infection is important. Most cases of acne can be resolved through hygiene and nutrition.
Remedies may be helpful during flare-ups, but a constitutional remedy, prescribed by an experienced homoeopath, is the most appropriate way to deal with severe or persistent skin problems.
Pulsatilla -
This remedy can be helpful if acne is worse from eating rich or fatty foods, and aggravated by warmth or heat.
It is indicated especially around the time of puberty, or when acne breaks out near menstrual periods.
The person often has a fair complexion and is inclined toward soft emotions and moodiness, feeling worse in warm or stuffy rooms and better in fresh air.
