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PostPosted: 03/09/07 - 22:15    Post subject: Can tonsillitis cause acne Vote now! Reply with quote
I am 22 years old female and I have been battling acne for only one year. I have never had a pimple or any sort of acne in my entire life. However while in college I developed chronic sore throats from 2004 to now. It would take me a week to recover from each infections and antibiotics stop working my third infection. I have also had terrible skin rashes on my body. I just recently went to a doctor and was told my tonsils need to be removed. My question to you is my tonsillitis infections the cause of my recent acne breakouts and will my acne stop after the surgery?
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