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- How Much Accutane Costs (and How to Save Money) | RealSelf
Find out how much isotretinoin costs with or without insurance, how you can save, and whether real patients say results are worth the money
- 7 Things To Avoid While on Accutane | RealSelf News
We asked doctors about Accutane and the top things you should never do while taking the drug Here’s what you need to know before you go on isotretinoin
- Does Accutane Cause Fatigue? - RealSelf
Answer: Fatigue and Isotretinoin Fatigue is a known side effect of this medication While it's not extremely common, it is something that we always monitor for during follow-up visits while a patient is on Isotretinoin Make sure that you are staying well hydrated, as dehydration can make a person feel worn-down or tired
- Isotretinoin for 1 month only? Read that its only effective . . . - RealSelf
Answer: Isotretinoin therapy Thank you for your question Isotretinoin is a weight based medication, and a certain amount needs to be taken for therapy to be effective long term Acne recurrence is high because there is no cure for acne, and not completing the entire course of isotretinoin increases the risks for acne to return
- Accutane Side Effects, Uses, Results More | RealSelf
Accutane (isotretinoin) gets rid of cystic acne when other treatments fail, but it comes with side effects Are results worth the risk?
- My Treatment of Accutane Was Interrupted for 10 Days. Do I . . . - RealSelf
Answer: Small gaps during isotretinoin treatment is okay Small gaps up to a month or little longer have no significant impact on the end results of the therapy as long the total dose of the treatment is eventually achieved
- How long does Accutane take to leave your system? - RealSelf
How long does accutane really take to completely clear your system? Considering advise is to not get surgery, chemical peels ect for 6-12 months after stop
- Which Accutane generic brand is the best? - RealSelf
Answer: Isotretinoin Generic Brands All the Same While I personally preferred the original Accutane brand, since it was more expensive than the branded generics of Isotretinoin (the actual medicine in Accutane) no insurance company would cover it, and it is no longer on the market
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