I'm planning to follow the skincare routine as my family doc suggested: iglow face wash - [specify when you plan to use it] omnifade serum - 8 pm oryza cream - 8 am & 8: 02 pm truderma gel - 8: 02 am & 12 pm additionally, i'm going to take cap doxycycline 100 mg, one capsule after dinner for 14 days, as per your prescription. However, i'd like to be transparent about my existing medication: thyroxine sodium tablets - 25 mg every morning before breakfast. Metformin hydrochloride sustained-release tablets - 500 mg after dinner. Could you please advise if there could be any interactions or side effects by combining these medications with the skincare routine recommended?

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Dr. Pankhuri AgarwalDermatologist7yrs exp

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Hello, there is no interaction between all medicine but please do take for a time told by a dermatologist.

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Dr. Goutam JhaDermatologistyrs exp

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Reading your disease description, I understand that you are very depressed. So, first of all, these problems should be treated only under the supervision of a doctor. So that the doctor can give you proper treatment after proper diagnosis. This disease can be completely cured. So don't worry about getting treatment from a doctor /dermatologist, you can also get treatment online with us. Thanks! ?

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