Can you explain how Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) causes acne? How do antibiotics affect P. Acnes...
Can you explain how Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) causes acne? How do antibiotics affect P. Acnes and reduce acne?
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P. acnes is the bacteria that grow frequently in airless environment. When this bacteria is present in the skin, this bacteria is able to covert the sebum which is oily substance found in the skin into sprcific type of fatty acid that accelerate inflammation in the skin. Also, those fatty acid releases specific chemicals that increases the rate of acne formation in the skin.
The antibiotics like clindamycin inhibit the growth of P. acnes in the skin and therefore help in clear the skin of where acne is present and thus help in reducing inflammation in the skin.
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