10 Best Homeopathic Medicines for Acne

Recovered from the public Wayback Machine archive. Historical medical content; clinician review required before publication.

The archived article describes acne and lists homeopathic products historically discussed by the former clinic website. The statements below are preserved as historical website content and are not verified treatment recommendations.

List of Homeopathic Medicine for Acne

1. Psorinum – For All Types of Acne

The archived page described Psorinum in relation to acne simplex, pustular acne and indurated acne, including oily skin and itching.

2. Hepar Sulph and Calcarea Sulphurica – For Acne that is Pustular

The archived page discussed these remedies in relation to pustular acne and painful pimples.

3. Kali Bromatum – For Face, Chest, and Shoulders

The archived page discussed Kali Bromatum in relation to acne on the face, chest and shoulders.

4. Antimonium Crudum and Natrum Mur – For Acne on Cheeks

The archived page discussed these remedies in relation to acne on the cheeks.

5. Sulphur – For Itchy Acne

The archived page discussed Sulphur in relation to itchy acne.

6. Silicea – For Acne on Forehead

The archived page discussed Silicea in relation to forehead acne and cystic acne.

7. Berberis Aquifolium – To Erase Acne Scars

The archived page discussed Berberis Aquifolium in relation to acne scarring.

8. Bovista Lycoperdon – For Acne made Worse with Make-Up

The archived page discussed Bovista Lycoperdon in relation to acne associated with cosmetic use.

9. Nux Vomica – For Acne Attended with Gastric Complaints

The archived page discussed Nux Vomica in relation to acne alongside gastric complaints.

10. Pulsatilla Nigricans – For Acne in Women

The archived page discussed Pulsatilla Nigricans in relation to acne and menstrual irregularities.

Frequently Asked Questions

The archived page included 25 FAQs covering acne causes, hormonal changes, stress, diet, heredity, infection, acne types, sleep, dandruff, treatment and lifestyle. The full FAQ text should be checked against the archive before republishing.

Medical note: This is a historical archive transcription summary, not a clinical recommendation. Acne treatment should be discussed with a qualified dermatologist; do not delay evidence-based care.