Accutane has been on the market, and out of phase 3 trials, for years now.
good question. i took accutane in high school and now as a 28 year old I've been diagnosed with IBS.
Retin-A is usually not used with Accutane. It is not because one counteracts the other one, though. It is because using Retin-A can cause increased skin irritation when used with Accutane. You don't need any more skin irritation!
Its a medication used for the treatment of moderate to severe acne.
Yes. Accutane is a cumulative based drug, so you should be ok as long as your dose was high enough during treatment.
Yes, Accutane can cause back pain. Back pain (and joint pain) are a common side effect of taking Accutane.
No, but Levaquin has been known to cause tendon ruptures.
No; Accutane contains isotretinoin which is a Vitamin A derived drug that is used to treat acne and some kinds of cancer. Amphetamine is unrelated in chemical structure to isotretinoin.
No, I am a 16 year old boy and I was on Accutane for about 6 months.
It's unlikely that Accutane will cause any sort of color blindness, however there are a number of other side effects of Accutane including Crohn's disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Depression, Ulcerative colitis, and others.
It is, but does not have the same effect as accutane. They are usually listed under 'drugname'-A.
There are no known drug interactions between Accutane and the birth control pill.
Accutane (isotretinoin) is primarily used to treat severe acne and is known to have significant side effects, particularly in females. While it does not directly cause sterility, it can lead to severe birth defects if taken during pregnancy, which is why strict pregnancy prevention measures are required for women of childbearing age. Long-term studies have not conclusively established a direct link between Accutane and permanent infertility, but it is crucial for women to consult with their healthcare provider about potential risks before starting treatment.