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Rectal Bleeding due to Acutret 20
I have been prescribed Acutret 20 for treatment of acne .i was consuming it from last 1 month 10 days .But yesterday morning i saw blood in my stool.it seems to be some side effect of This medicine .Could you please help me to stop this bleeding .i didn't take medicine yesterday night but today again in the morning there was blood
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This problem is due to side effects of acnetret20 mg capsule.
Immediate stop taking capsule.
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Hi dear, yes Acutret sometimes has bleeding from anus. Its better to consult your doctor again, so he will change his medications. Or you could consult a homoeopathy doctor, who would treat your acne effectively wothout any side effects. Avoid spicy & oily foods now & drink more water, this will subside the side effects. To know more & if you have any other concern you can reach me online
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Acutret may cause rectal bleed but i wana know more about nature of ur bleed, its color, quantity and whether it occurs beforw or after passing stool etc.
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consult a general surgeon
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Ayurveda
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And may be also piles
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