Pimples

Definition

Pimples are a serious adolescence problem. They appear on the cheeks, forehead and nose and spoil looks. A pimple is a type of skin lesion that is caused by inflamed or obstructed pores. When dealing with the phenomenon of pimples it is usually youth pimples that come to mind. Youth pimples stands out from pimples in grown ups in that the latter variant is more likely to be accompanied by greasy skin. Also we know that on the other hand it is less often in adults after the youth. Adults are considered to respond better to treatment with antibiotics than what youths do. A state of numerous pimples is called acne.

The emergance of acne has its reasons in the production of tallow in the skin. The preliminary stage of a pimple is the comedone. All comedons is possible to see with the naked eye.

Causes of Pimples

Causes Such as includes:

1. Less consumption of water may cause pimples
2. Sebum and bacteria can get trapped in the pores, causing swelling and redness. The swelling and redness are signs of a small infection, called a pimple.
3. In teenage the hormones changes quickly. This can also cause the pimples.
4. Pimples are not contagious and are not transmitted from one person to another.
5. Constipation may be one of the causes which are responsible for pimples.
6. One cause may be not cleansing the face thoroughly.
7. Pimples may appear on face due to over consumption of coco cola, tea or coffee etc.

Symptoms of Pimples

Acne appears as whiteheads and/or blackheads on the face, shoulders, neck and chest. Acne can range from mild to severe and can last a few weeks, months, years or can come and go throughout life. If a blemish becomes infected, a pimple can result. Severe acne can be painful and can cause serious scars if not treated.

Possible complications of acne include cysts, permanent facial scars, changes in skin color and damage to self-esteem, confidence, personality and social life.

Treatment of Pimples

1. Avoid lotions and creams if your skin is oily. Wash your face with clean water and use soap rarely.
2. Topical vitamin A derivatives that are used in the treatment of acne also may have a role in the treatment of pimples.
3. Sulphur is recommended if skin is rough and dry.
4. Clean your skin gently with a mild, non-drying soap. Remove all dirt or make-up. Wash once or twice a day, including after exercising. However, avoid excessive or repeated skin washing.
5. Hormonal medications like oral contraceptives are also helpful.
6. Use shampoo in hairs especially when the hairs are oily.
7. Do not squeeze, rub, or touch the pimples with hands. It may cause scarring and can cause skin infection.