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accutane

I was in two 5 months cycle of accutane. 80mg/day. It was pretty much hell. Bloody nose, dry mouth, dry lips, sensitive skin, etc etc etc.

But it worked after the 2nd cycle.
 
it works well

the sides are not that bad, just keep blistex on hand and saline nasal spray to moisturize your nasal passages. As far as going blind ? ? I kind off doubt it would be allowed by the fda if it did that.
 
Has anybody gone through a cycle of accutane and then have done some gear? If so does it keep the acne from reoccuring even when on a cycle of gear? Xalthus how is your cycle going combined with acutane, is it working well for ya?



Dr J
 
Don't do it.

Although the exact method of action is unknown accutane seems to lower your skins ability to produce sebum or oil.

It does nothing to address the hormonal imbalance that is causing the skin to produce too much oil in the first place.

Once the drug wares off your acne will come back worse then ever because of the serious liver damage it causes.

Not only that, accutane has serious and sometimes permanent side effects…

Just a few are…

The minor ones…

Chapped lips
Dandruff
Dry skin and itching
Dryness of the nose and nose bleeding
Irritation of the eyelids and persistent feeling of dryness of the eyes
Rash
Headaches
Nausea
Blurred vision
Mood changes
Severe stomach pain
Diarrhea
Rectal bleeding
Yellowing of the skin
Joint and muscle pains
Delay in wound healing
Hair loss…often showing up years after the drug is discontinued
Increased sensitivity to sunburn
Decreased night vision
The more serious ones…

Depression and thoughts of suicide.
May increase the level of blood fats, sometimes to risky levels.
Hideous birth defects. And these have been associated with pregnancies long after the drug was discontinued.
Permanent loss of vision. Accutane can cause the retina to become "rough" leading to blurred vision. This is very often permanent.
In high enough does this drug will cause the growth plates to fuse…stopping growth.
And it has been linked to crippling arthritis.

All of these side effects are admitted by the manufacture. This drug is a poison…does nothing to address the actual cause of acne…will make your acne worse in the long run...and damages your body…sometimes permanently.
 
Re: Don't do it.

DoctorT said:
Although the exact method of action is unknown accutane seems to lower your skins ability to produce sebum or oil.

It does nothing to address the hormonal imbalance that is causing the skin to produce too much oil in the first place.

Once the drug wares off your acne will come back worse then ever because of the serious liver damage it causes.

Not only that, accutane has serious and sometimes permanent side effects…

Just a few are…

The minor ones…

Chapped lips
Dandruff
Dry skin and itching
Dryness of the nose and nose bleeding
Irritation of the eyelids and persistent feeling of dryness of the eyes
Rash
Headaches
Nausea
Blurred vision
Mood changes
Severe stomach pain
Diarrhea
Rectal bleeding
Yellowing of the skin
Joint and muscle pains
Delay in wound healing
Hair loss…often showing up years after the drug is discontinued
Increased sensitivity to sunburn
Decreased night vision
The more serious ones…

Depression and thoughts of suicide.
May increase the level of blood fats, sometimes to risky levels.
Hideous birth defects. And these have been associated with pregnancies long after the drug was discontinued.
Permanent loss of vision. Accutane can cause the retina to become "rough" leading to blurred vision. This is very often permanent.
In high enough does this drug will cause the growth plates to fuse…stopping growth.
And it has been linked to crippling arthritis.

All of these side effects are admitted by the manufacture. This drug is a poison…does nothing to address the actual cause of acne…will make your acne worse in the long run...and damages your body…sometimes permanently.

I agree with everything you say... But Accutane was never meant as a long term treatment. The purpose of accutane is to ride your acne for a short period of time, in hopes that your hormonal imbalance will "balance" itself out.

I went on acutane when I was 19 because of mild acne. After 2 five month cycles, it did get ride of my acne. Now I'm 22 and my hormones aren't as screwed up as when I was a teenager. So in essenence, accutane did work for me.

I wouldn't go on accutane again tho. The sides were not pleasant.
 
Re: Don't do it.

DoctorT said:
Although the exact method of action is unknown accutane seems to lower your skins ability to produce sebum or oil.

It does nothing to address the hormonal imbalance that is causing the skin to produce too much oil in the first place.

Once the drug wares off your acne will come back worse then ever because of the serious liver damage it causes.

Not only that, accutane has serious and sometimes permanent side effects…

Just a few are…

The minor ones…

Chapped lips
Dandruff
Dry skin and itching





Dryness of the nose and nose bleeding
Irritation of the eyelids and persistent feeling of dryness of the eyes
Rash
Headaches
Nausea
Blurred vision
Mood changes
Severe stomach pain
Diarrhea
Rectal bleeding
Yellowing of the skin
Joint and muscle pains
Delay in wound healing
Hair loss…often showing up years after the drug is discontinued
Increased sensitivity to sunburn
Decreased night vision
The more serious ones…

Depression and thoughts of suicide.
May increase the level of blood fats, sometimes to risky levels.
Hideous birth defects. And these have been associated with pregnancies long after the drug was discontinued.
Permanent loss of vision. Accutane can cause the retina to become "rough" leading to blurred vision. This is very often permanent.
In high enough does this drug will cause the growth plates to fuse…stopping growth.
And it has been linked to crippling arthritis.

All of these side effects are admitted by the manufacture. This drug is a poison…does nothing to address the actual cause of acne…will make your acne worse in the long run...and damages your body…sometimes permanently.








yup, you definatly sound like my docter...:rolleyes:
 
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