Antiandrogen medication - Low dosage synergism in acne treatment obtained by in-pharmacy compounding

• In: Individualised Medicine Posters
• At: Hyderabad (India) (2011)
• Type: Poster
• Poster code: IM-P-04
• By: SER, Filip (City Departement for Skin And Veneral Diseases, Belgrade, Serbia)
• Co-author(s): Savkovic, Tatjana (KBC Zvezdara, Hospital Pharmacy, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Savkovic, Zoran (PharmaSwiss, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Kadijevic, Irena (Pharnmacy Diafarm, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Gordic, Olivera (Pharmacy Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Draskovic, Jasmina (Pharmacy Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Djurovic, Dragan (Medicines and Medical Devices Agency of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Petronijevic, Dragoslav (Pharmacy Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Ivanic, Vanja (Pharnmacy Diafarm, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Plazinic, Olivera (Pharnmacy Diafarm, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Mirasevic, Slavica (Pharmacy Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)
  Paunovic, Momir (Institute for Biological Research Sinisa Stanjovic"", Belgrade, Serbia)
  Babic, Snezana (Pharmacy Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)
  
• Abstract:

  Inducing remission in severe acne patient is difficult. Sometimes in adult - onset acne in women or severe acne in women one of the systemic therapy approaches is antiandrogen medication. Ciproterone we do not consider the first-line agent. Excess night androgen suppression can be obtained with low-dose corticosteroids and spironolaktone. However, ..

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