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    Accutane and Gear

    I understand that Accutane can be bad for you liver, so I take blood tests every month. So far, everything checks out okay and I have been on it for six months. I have been trying to treat a nagging case of scalp folliculitis (acne) and I don't know how much longer I will have to be on this stuff.

    Is it okay to take gear (I'm thing only injections) and Accutane at the same time? Although I'm many months away from taking any gear because of my knowledge of AAS/PCT/Diet etc. and my physical conditioning; I was just curious to know if it's okay. I am on a low dose of Accutane (relatively speaking); one pill everyday. As opposed to the standard prescription of two pills everyday.

    Does injectable AAS have an effect on your liver? Or is that only an oral AAS?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jester4710 View Post
    I understand that Accutane can be bad for you liver, so I take blood tests every month. So far, everything checks out okay and I have been on it for six months. I have been trying to treat a nagging case of scalp folliculitis (acne) and I don't know how much longer I will have to be on this stuff.

    Is it okay to take gear (I'm thing only injections) and Accutane at the same time? Although I'm many months away from taking any gear because of my knowledge of AAS/PCT/Diet etc. and my physical conditioning; I was just curious to know if it's okay. I am on a low dose of Accutane (relatively speaking); one pill everyday. As opposed to the standard prescription of two pills everyday.

    Does injectable AAS have an effect on your liver? Or is that only an oral AAS?
    Yes, you can run accutane on AAS.

    Yes, some injectables are taxing on the liver as orals can be.

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    Yes, some injectables are taxing on the liver as orals can be.
    Can you please give me a few examples of injectable AAS that can tax your liver?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jester4710 View Post
    Can you please give me a few examples of injectable AAS that can tax your liver?

    Thx
    Go to the steroid profile page and just read them.

    They are all there.

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    http://forums.steroid.com/forumdisplay.php?f=104
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    Be aware that when you stop using the accutane..... your acne may come back if you are using aas...... just a warning.

    ~Haz~

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    Quote Originally Posted by hazard View Post
    be aware that when you stop using the accutane..... Your acne may come back if you are using aas...... Just a warning.

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    this should be a major thought in this case i would think. If your main problem is acne and you get rid of it, isn't there a good chance its going to flare up drastically when the accutane gets out of your system?

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    Quote Originally Posted by "DIRTY D" SANCHEZ View Post
    this should be a major thought in this case i would think. If your main problem is acne and you get rid of it, isn't there a good chance its going to flare up drastically when the accutane gets out of your system?
    I was diagnosed with severe acne..... it's been under control for a while. However...... when I go on cycle it comes back..... particularly worse durring pct. Staying on accutane through and past PCT will definately keep the acne from appearing..... but how long does one want to stay on it? I suppose if you have access to monthly bloodwork..... and it comes back ok..... you should be good to go.

    Another note..... I know people who have used accutane (presciption from derma) and have run cycles with no more acne appearing. Everyone is different......

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    I was diagnosed with severe acne..... it's been under control for a while. However...... when I go on cycle it comes back
    when you're not on a cycle does it come back?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jester4710 View Post
    when you're not on a cycle does it come back?
    After i get it under control after pct..... no. I think i've grown out of it..... I was never prescribed accutane and havn't ran it high enough to shut my glands down

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    are there any other meds besides accutane that are good to use on cycle and during pct??

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    Retin A - topical acctane

    Acne Anhilator - topical cream

    vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) - oral

    Doxycyline - oral antibiotic

    ~Haz~

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    Quote Originally Posted by jester4710 View Post
    I understand that Accutane can be bad for you liver, so I take blood tests every month. So far, everything checks out okay and I have been on it for six months. I have been trying to treat a nagging case of scalp folliculitis (acne) and I don't know how much longer I will have to be on this stuff.

    Is it okay to take gear (I'm thing only injections) and Accutane at the same time? Although I'm many months away from taking any gear because of my knowledge of AAS/PCT/Diet etc. and my physical conditioning; I was just curious to know if it's okay. I am on a low dose of Accutane (relatively speaking); one pill everyday. As opposed to the standard prescription of two pills everyday.

    Does injectable AAS have an effect on your liver? Or is that only an oral AAS?
    If I were you, I'd consider switching to a milder antibiotic (possibly on of the tetracyclines) on cycle. Better safe than sorry.

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