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Half the women in the world suffer from adult "acne"
The scientists found that nearly half the women in the world to have problems with "acne" any pimples at the age of late, even if it did not suffer from this problem during adolescence.
One theory is that women are under more pressure from the previous periods, leads to the tension release male hormones that produce oils and tangles in the pores of the skin.
And found doctors dermatologists at the University Hospital of Nantes The pimples that appear when adult women is different from the "acne", which affects adolescent girls. Girls suffer from this problem in the area of the forehead, nose and chin, while women over the age of 25 Vtaanin of pimples fixed, and are deeper under the skin.
It is noteworthy that women are prone to blisters three times more than men, and it may be because their skin more sensitive to male hormones.
Said Dr. Susanna Baron of Kent and Canterbury Hospital: "It is time to re-evaluate the people who believe they suffer from acne, we do not recognize enough the extent of its impact on the lives of adult women."
Baron pointed out that this problem appears at a later time, when women are forced to take responsibility for her job and raising her career at the same time.
The scientists found that nearly half the women in the world to have problems with "acne" any pimples at the age of late, even if it did not suffer from this problem during adolescence.
One theory is that women are under more pressure from the previous periods, leads to the tension release male hormones that produce oils and tangles in the pores of the skin.
And found doctors dermatologists at the University Hospital of Nantes The pimples that appear when adult women is different from the "acne", which affects adolescent girls. Girls suffer from this problem in the area of the forehead, nose and chin, while women over the age of 25 Vtaanin of pimples fixed, and are deeper under the skin.
It is noteworthy that women are prone to blisters three times more than men, and it may be because their skin more sensitive to male hormones.
Said Dr. Susanna Baron of Kent and Canterbury Hospital: "It is time to re-evaluate the people who believe they suffer from acne, we do not recognize enough the extent of its impact on the lives of adult women."
Baron pointed out that this problem appears at a later time, when women are forced to take responsibility for her job and raising her career at the same time.
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