Know And Understand The Causes Reasons of Acne Pimples

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Hey Everyone,

Know And Understand The Causes 

Of Acne Pimples 

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Now a days acne or  pimples have become a common problem among people due to which many people are worried. This problem troubles people in two ways. First of all, it reduces the attractiveness of the face. Secondly, after the acne is over, its stains remain. Getting diagnosed with these stains is also very difficult. Here one  should also know that people with oily face are more likely to get acne. However, acne can happen to anyone.

What is acne?

In medical terms, acne is better known as Acne Vulgaris.

It is a disease of the skin which chiefly concerns the oil glands. 

It is not a dangerous condition per se but can potentially scar the skin, a condition abhorred by those in the tumultuous adolescent phase. 

Pimples are usually found on the face, neck, shoulders, back and the chest in human beings. 

An interesting thing to note about acne is that it cannot be said for certain what is its cause. According to experts, the hormone androgen is the culprit which surges during puberty which in turn leads to the growth of skin glands.

According to some studies, there is also an element of genetic propensity. Medication with lithium and androgen may also lead to the condition. Greasy cosmetics are another culprit. Pregnancy-related hormonal changes may also result in acne.

Causes Of Acne

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Acne formation process

If we know the causes of acne, then it is mainly a disorder of the oil glands. These oil glands are located under our skin. In adolescence, the body undergoes many changes. These hormonal changes can also result from the activities of the oil glands. Acne is basically a disorder related to oil glands. These oil glands are present under the skin. The activity of the oil gland increases during adolescence due to hormonal changes due to which acne is produced. The pores or pores of the skin are attached to the oil gland cells from inside, due to which sebum oil is produced in the pores of the skin. Sebum helps in getting the bad cells out of the pores and keeps creating new cells. But when more sebum oil starts to form due to hormone imbalance, then this oil closes these pores, causing acne or rash.

Due to changes in hormones in adolescence- changes in hormones

occur during teenage and pregnancy. During this time, the activity of oil glands increases and sometimes excessive sebum is produced which prevents the follicle of the skin and causes acne.

Lack of sleep is also the

reason - not getting enough sleep for some reason can affect your natural metabolic rate. Stress is the main reason for adequate sleep which has a direct effect on metabolic activity in the body. If these processes lose their potential, toxic substances accumulate in the body which eventually causes acne.

Non-regular cleaning of skin

Acne is a common skin related problem in people. It is usually seen on the face and neck. To avoid them, it is very important to keep your skin clean. For this, acne is not only external but sometimes also as a result of internal causes. Therefore, by changing your diet and lifestyle, you can get rid of acne.

Excessive use

of cream lotion - Acne is also sometimes caused by using special types of creams and lotions on your face and neck. They are harmful to the skin and sometimes the skin is filled with toxins causing pimple. So it is necessary that you use only herbal or right cream and secondly you should use it in limited quantity.

Trouble in the digestive system is also a reason

When digestion is not right, then problems of other health related disorders start. Toxic substances frozen in the body can contribute to the formation of pimplus. Inappropriate digestive system is usually due to vata imbalance. This may be due to the consumption of dry, spicy and oily foods. Acne is also caused by raw and undercooked foods and cold dishes like cold drinks and ice cream. Eat healthy and hot foods for better digestion.

What are the different types of acne pimples?

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Acne pimples may be of various types. These include

Whiteheads

        

These are very small and are usually present beneath the skin.

Blackheads

Blackheads can be seen clearly. They are black in color and make their appearance on the skin’s surface. It is a misconception that blackheads are caused by dirt and scrubbing your face with vigor is of little use.

Papules

Papules are small bumps typically pink in color on the skin’s surface.

Pustules

Pustules can be identified on the skin surface with ease. They have a red base with a top filled with pus.

Nobules

Nobules too stand out on the skin’s surface. They happen to be solid, large pimples. They are often accompanied by pain and are embedded in the depths of the skin.

Cysts

These are visible on the skin surface. They are usually painful and are pus filled. They are prone to cause scars.

Acne prevention

Acne is a common skin disorder in people. It can occur anywhere but usually develops on the face and neck. To prevent this, it is very important that you keep your skin clean. Acne is caused not only by external but sometimes also due to internal reasons. Therefore, by changing your diet and lifestyle, you can get rid of Pimples.

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Sameer 

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