accutane

[x_moe]

can someone tell me how accutane is cycled. how many mgs a day

[beuno]

can someone tell me how accutane is cycled. how many mgs a day

really depends on the severity - go to a dermetologist.

To little can do nothing
To much can dry your skin, giving you chapped lips, nose bleeds, dry eyes erk

[x_moe]

how much is little and how much is too much ?

[l2elapse]

accutane is turning out to be worse on the liver than thought,y ou really need to have check ups every month while taking accutane

[beuno]

accutane is turning out to be worse on the liver than thought,y ou really need to have check ups every month while taking accutane

yeah go to a dermetologist

[Mobligator]

Accutane can have some serious side effects, namely:

. an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of the throat; swelling of
the lips, tongue, or face; or hives);
· changes in vision, blurred vision, or decreased vision (especially at night);
· painful or constant dryness of the eyes;
· depression including feelings of sadness, crying spells, irritability, changes in sleep patterns, unusual tiredness, trouble concentrating, loss of appetite, and/or suicidal thoughts or other mental problems;
· stomach, chest, or bowel pain;
· rectal bleeding, or severe or bloody diarrhea;
· difficulty or pain when swallowing;
· new or worsening heartburn;
· yellowing of the skin or eyes or persistently dark urine;
· severe headache or dizziness;
· seizures;
· nausea and vomiting;
· joint or muscle pain or bone problems;
· hearing problems or hearing loss;
· trouble breathing;
· fainting;
· increased thirst or urination;
· slurred speech or problems moving;
· leg swelling;
· increased levels of cholesterol or triglyceride (types of fat) in
your blood (detected by blood tests).
• Other, less serious side effects are more likely to occur.
· inflammation, dryness, or cracking of the lips;
· dry skin, dry mouth, dry or bleeding nose, dryness of the eyes
and/or difficulty wearing contact lenses;
· itching; or
· increased sensitivity of the skin to the sun.

See a Dermatologist or a MD for sure.

[Z12]

Ive been on accutane 3 times. usually 6 month cycles. if its severe, maybe 80 mg per day. medium severity - 40 mgs per day. I took only 10 or 20 mgs a day for longer than six months. that was actually great because the sides were much less but my face didnt break out - it was like a maintenance cycle. you dont have to see a dermatologist, a regular doctor can prescribe it too. if you get on accutane, GOTTA WEAR SUNSCREEN!!!!!! or you will get fu**ed

[KNOWNasJOE]

yea seriously I had terrible TERRIBLE acne as a freshman...I took accutane during the end of the year and summer, didnt go out at all cuz it was a train wreck, but when I came back the next year it was a whole new world. I haven't had a breakout since coming off it and I owe all the layers of my dermis to that beautiful product. It is hard on you, but I think having perfect skin is much more rewarding...but that is because I am a vain peice of shit

[Logan13]

accutane is turning out to be worse on the liver than thought,y ou really need to have check ups every month while taking accutane

Exactly, you had better have some severe acne before a derm will prescribe that anymore.

[getnlarge18]

Don't self-prescribe accutane...that could be one of the stupidest things you could do to yourself.