Acne getting worse on accutane

2017-06-28 13:57:42
Good Afternoon, I have been taking Accutane for over 3 weeks now. I have been fighting with my acne for about 8 years now. I've tried every antibiotic cream gel everything and nothing ever helped. I am on 20mg Accutane once a day, my skin went from oily to try , my lips are a little bit dry but nothing major. My acne is getting worse instead of g
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Answered2017-06-28 14:36:43

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Hello! Accutane is a very strong medicine with a number of side effects. I hope you have started on accutane under dermatologist guidance. If not then consult dermatologist immediately. To get the desired response with accutane titration of it's dose is required. A hormone imbalance should also be ruled out.
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consult a skin specialist for titration of drug dose and to rule out hormone imbalance
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isotretinoin is a strong medicine and should be started under dermatologist guidance

Answered2017-06-28 14:32:36

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You have not been councelled properly about the use of this medicine and how it acts. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice.

Answered2017-06-28 14:30:17

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