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:

Hormonal therapy is very harmful for both the mother and child, and it may cause very serious problems. It includes spirolactone, estrogen, and flutamide, and is considered to have very damaging results.

The prescription medication Isotretinoin could put a pregnant woman's life at risk as it has the potential to create a severe health hazard to both the mother and the baby in her womb. Women who breastfeed are also at a higher health risk of negative side effects. Any woman who is pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive should speak with their physician about the effects of Isotretinoin and, if they choose to proceed with this treatment, should be closely monitored so any side effects can be detected quickly.

Oral tetracyclines which could be of doxycycline, tetracycline and minocycline, must not be an option at all for it would not do you any good. As tested and proven, pregnant women or those that are breastfeeding must not use this for their potential side effects may threaten your life and your child's. The topmost effect is permanent discoloration of teeth or bone disorders.

Last, but not least... avoid topical retinoids such as tazarotene, adapalene and tretinoin. Just like the above-mentioned medications, this could just be another hazard to you and your baby's health. Whether you are pregnant or not, it is not wise to use these medications.

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."