Journal of Current Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 87 - 94
Published: Oct. 27, 2024
Acne
vulgaris
is
a
common
chronic
inflammatory
skin
condition
that
predominantly
affects
adolescents
and
young
adults.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
relationship
between
elevated
blood
triglyceride
levels
incidence
severity
of
acne
in
A
cross-sectional
design
was
utilized,
involving
85
patients
aged
17-25
years
from
cosmetic
clinic
Surabaya,
Indonesia.
Triglyceride
were
measured
classified
into
two
categories:
normal
(less
than
150
mg/dL)
high
(more
mg/dL).
The
assessed
using
Global
Grading
System
(GAGS).
Statistical
analysis
chi-square
test
revealed
significant
association
(p
=
0.03).
However,
no
correlation
found
0.09).
These
findings
suggest
while
may
increase
risk
developing
vulgaris,
other
factors
such
as
hormonal,
genetic,
lifestyle
elements
play
more
prominent
role
determining
severity.
Clinically,
reducing
through
dietary
interventions
or
pharmacological
therapies
serve
preventive
measure
for
vulgaris.
Further
research
required
explore
mechanisms
underlying
this
potential
lipid
management
treatment.
EMJ Dermatology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 83 - 94
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Acne
vulgaris,
commonly
known
as
acne,
is
a
multifactorial,
chronic
inflammatory
skin
condition
involving
the
pilosebaceous
unit,
and
one
of
most
common
diseases
globally.
significantly
impacts
quality
life
wellbeing
patients,
can
be
associated
with
anxiety,
depression,
low
self-esteem.
This
also
substantial
healthcare
costs
economic
burden
for
society.
The
treatment
acne
complex
challenging.
For
this
article,
EMJ
conducted
an
interview
in
September
2024
key
opinion
leaders
Marco
Rocha
from
Federal
University
São
Paulo,
Brazilian
Society
Dermatology,
Brazil;
Thomas
Dirschka
CentroDerm
Clinic,
Wuppertal,
Witten-Herdecke,
Germany;
Alison
Layton
Skin
Research
Centre,
Hull
York
Medical
School,
York,
Harrogate
District
NHS
Foundation
Trust,
UK.
leaders,
who
have
wealth
experience
expertise
clinical
management
were
asked
about
current
landscape
potential
role
microbiome
development
disease.
experts
provided
valuable
insights
into
some
many
unmet
needs
management,
particularly
overuse
antibiotics
lack
effective
alternative
therapies
condition.
discussed
contribution
microbial
imbalances
prebiotics
probiotics
restoring
health.
concept
integrating
microbiome-modulating
strategies
conventional
treatment,
whether
there
connection
between
psychological
conditions
such
considered.
A
further
topic
covered
was
educating
patients
parents
acne.
Finally,
outlined
what
future
might
look
like.
Journal of Current Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 87 - 94
Published: Oct. 27, 2024
Acne
vulgaris
is
a
common
chronic
inflammatory
skin
condition
that
predominantly
affects
adolescents
and
young
adults.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
relationship
between
elevated
blood
triglyceride
levels
incidence
severity
of
acne
in
A
cross-sectional
design
was
utilized,
involving
85
patients
aged
17-25
years
from
cosmetic
clinic
Surabaya,
Indonesia.
Triglyceride
were
measured
classified
into
two
categories:
normal
(less
than
150
mg/dL)
high
(more
mg/dL).
The
assessed
using
Global
Grading
System
(GAGS).
Statistical
analysis
chi-square
test
revealed
significant
association
(p
=
0.03).
However,
no
correlation
found
0.09).
These
findings
suggest
while
may
increase
risk
developing
vulgaris,
other
factors
such
as
hormonal,
genetic,
lifestyle
elements
play
more
prominent
role
determining
severity.
Clinically,
reducing
through
dietary
interventions
or
pharmacological
therapies
serve
preventive
measure
for
vulgaris.
Further
research
required
explore
mechanisms
underlying
this
potential
lipid
management
treatment.
