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Hey, can I take Isotretinoin 10mg tablet for My Acne but I also take Sertraline 100mg for my Panic disorder,is it OK to Take both Medication at a time( both are advised to take at night after Dinner)
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Yes, both can be taken simultaneously, but you need to monitor depressive symptoms and might need to optimise dose of Sertraline.
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Can take isotretinoin & Sertraline simultaneously
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Dr. Arpita Sharma
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Bangalore
U can take .
In some patients, retinoids are known to worsen depressive symptoms but that needs to be monitored if something like this happens
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Dr. Shailaja Bandla
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19 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Hi.. isotretinoin is known to precipitate depresive symptoms.
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