Acne Vulgaris

MacKenna, R. M. B.

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(57)92485-6

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“…will not develop in the absence of androgens, could have important psychological implications with, for instance, difficulties in the feminine role or menstrual and psychosexual upsets. Relevant points from physical, endocrine and psychological aspects are discussed by Milanes (1937), Ingram (1944, Barber (1948), MacKenna (1950, Wittkower (1951), Zaidens (1951a, and Goldsmith and HeUier (1954).…”

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Psychosomatic Aspects of Acne.

Kenyon

1966

Br J Dermatol

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“…Two of the most commonly mentioned menstrual disorders were amenorrhoea and dysmenorrhoea (Wilson, 1857 ;Jamieson, 1894 ;Jackson, 1908 ;Cleveland, 1928 ;Van Studdiford, 1935 ;MacKenna, 1957 ;Torre and Klumpp, 1957 ;Andrews, 1961). Others just mentioned " disturbances " or "irregularities " (PifFard, 1881 ;MacLeod, 1920 ;Sutton, 1941).…”

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