Azelaic Acid Gel Side Effects

Azelaic Acid Gel is a common external drug, but it also has various side effects, which cannot be ignored.

When first used, some people's skin will experience temporary discomfort, such as slight tingling and burning. This is because the skin responds to the drug, which is mostly within the tolerable range, and the symptoms may gradually decrease with the increase of medication time.

Some people also have red skin where the drug is used, which seems to be lightly burned. This redness phenomenon may be caused by the stimulation of the drug, causing the blood vessels of the skin to dilate. If the redness is severe, or accompanied by itching, it should be discontinued immediately and a doctor should be consulted.

Long-term or improper use of azelaic acid gel may also cause dry skin. This is because the drug affects the normal hydration of the skin and causes the skin to lose moisture. At this time, you need to pay attention to skin moisturization, and you can use mild moisturizing products to assist.

There are a few other people who may experience allergic reactions after medication, such as rashes, blisters, etc. The allergic reaction may be light or severe. Once noticed, be sure to seek medical attention in time to prevent the condition from worsening.

In short, when using azelaic acid gel, if you feel unwell, you must not be careless. You should consult a professional doctor for safety.