Treating acne is really the right move when you have it, but not at all times. There are stages in the life of a person when you should not treat acne breakouts during pregnancy is one of them. As we know, this is a delicate stage in a woman's life and it is that phase of a woman's life that she must show extra care for herself. When she feels the need of treating acne, she must see to it that she equips her self with the right information.

This must also be remembered by those who may get pregnant. The following are some medications for pregnancy breakouts that should not be used during pregnancy as they are harmful to the baby:

First is Hormonal therapy which may include estrogen, flutamide, and spirolactone. They are a big no-no. They are harmful and may lead to some problems for both the mother and the child.

Isotretinoin has the potential to put a pregnant woman's life in jeopardy. This has negative effects as well, especially for pregnant women or those that are breastfeeding. This could cause severe health hazards on both mother and the baby inside her womb. It is advised that a woman on the process of taking this must be monitored by an expert. Those who are trying to get pregnant must avoid the use of this for it may trigger negative effects not only for you, but most especially to your child.

Tetracyclines taken by mouth such as doxycycline, tetracycline and minocycline are not a good option for you. Testing has shown that pregnant women or women who breast-feed their children must also not take these medications as the side effects may threaten their health and the health of the children. The main side effect is discoloration of the teeth and assorted bone disorders.

Finally, stay away from tazarotene, adapalene, tretinoin, and other topical retinoids. Like the medicines discussed above, they can be hazardous to your health and that of your baby. Even if you aren't pregnant, it is a good idea to avoid these drugs.

For those of you who would like to treat their acne but are pregnant, why must you risk your life and the life of your child just to have a prettier face? There is due time for treating your acne and during your pregnancy is not the safest times. It remains true: "For everything there is a season and every purpose under heaven."