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Who diagnosed your acne?

What type of acne do you usually get?

Whiteheads are small firm white bumps that can't usually be squeezed, and don't have pus in them. They are a type of comedone, like blackheads. 'Pustules' here refers to inflamed pus-filled spots.

What type of acne do you usually get?
Where is your acne?
Are you currently experiencing any fevers, aching joints or lethargy with your acne?
These are symptoms specifically related to your acne. If you are experiencing a mild illness such as common cold or flu at the time of this request or related to another cause please select no.
Are you currently using any acne treatment?
Do you want to stay on the same treatment?
Has a doctor ever prescribed anything else for your acne?
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What was your sex at birth?
This allows our doctors to prescribe a suitable treatment for you. We are aware of and respect the fact that your gender identity may be different.
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Photos should be clear and if possible taken from different angles. Try to get pictures that allow our doctors to know which part of your body it is, and compare the affected area with your normal skin. The handwritten date allows us to confirm the photos are yours and are recent. The paper should be held up somewhere within the photos you send of your skin.
Do you have any conditions affecting your liver or kidney?
Do you have any other medical conditions, including skin conditions?
Are you currently taking any medication, or have you recently finished a course of medication?
Are you allergic to any medicines or other substances? | For example, peanuts or soya
Are you unable to consume medication with either of the following in it?
Are you currently registered with a UK GP practice?
Can you tell us why you are not currently registered with a GP, or why you're unsure?
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