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Can we take Vitamin C tablets after two days of stopping Acitretin 25 medicine
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Hello, I understand your concern.
You were taking Acitretin 25 mg and have stopped it 2 days ago.
Now you are asking if it is safe to take Vitamin C tablets.
👉 Yes, it is safe to take Vitamin C after stopping Acitretin. There is no harmful interaction between Vitamin C and Acitretin once you have discontinued Acitretin.
✅ You may start Vitamin C tablets.
✅ You can also add natural sources of Vitamin C such as fruits (orange, amla, lemon, guava) and salads to your diet.
✅ Keep a healthy lifestyle and attend regular follow-ups with your doctor, especially if you were on Acitretin for a skin condition.
⚠️ Just remember:
Avoid alcohol for some weeks after stopping Acitretin because it can prolong the drug’s presence in the body.
If you are planning pregnancy, Acitretin requires a long washout period (at least 3 years for females of childbearing age)—so consult your dermatologist/gynecologist about family planning.
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Yes you can take.
Also please add fruit juices and salad to diet too.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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