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What is Accutane?
Accutane is the drug isotretinoin which is from a group of medications closely resembling vitamin A or other retinoids. Originally the drug was marketed by the company Roche. The medication is used to treat conditions like acne, and even certain types of cancer.
Many people who have used the drug have reported positive results. It can do a good job of clearing up acne. The treatment is usually tailored to each person’s individual needs. Typically the drug is used anywhere between 4 to 5 months.
You can easily get Accutane online here and from almost all pharmacies in Canada. It may also be available under different brand names.
How Does it Work?
Accutane works in a variety of ways. It targets several factors that are responsible for producing acne on the skin.
It can also help control other skin issues like the production of excess sebum. Sebum is an oily substance produced by the skin that can clog pores and cause an acne breakout. Accutane may also target the bacteria that is responsible for causing acne.
Benefits
Accutane is usually prescribed to treat acne that is characterized by scarring and pigmentation. Dermatologists may also give you this drug to resolve issues like:
- Hidradenitis suppurativa
- Rosacea
Once you stop taking this drug, your acne may return. But usually, that acne can then be treated with conventional therapies to keep it under control. This can involve using antibiotics.
Some people, on the other hand, might have to go through two rounds or prolonged treatment of Accutane before they can reach that point.
How Long Does It Take To Start Working?
Accutane has been shown to help acne in most of the patients that take it (up to 90%). The improvement in skin can be observed after 16 to 24 weeks of using the drug. One thing to note here is that the drug might make your acne worse before it starts to have a positive impact.
How Long does Accutane Last?
When you buy Accutane, you should know how and till when it will affect your body. The treatment can last for up to half a year and the acne can keep improving up to 8 weeks even after you discontinue treatment.
How Long Does it Take to Leave My System?
Many people who want to have a child may want to know when the Accutane will leave their system. Accutane has a half-life of 21 hours. This means that once you take a drug, it can take you 115.5 hours for it to leave your system completely. This approximately becomes 4.8 days.
Side Effects?
The Accutane online and from the pharmacy often comes with a long pamphletthat can tell you which side effects it might have on your body. When you start taking the drug, you can have side effects like:
- Dryness of lips and throat
- Dryness of eyes and skin
- Increased risk of skin infections
- Nosebleed
- Skin peeling
- Slow wound healing
- Increased risk of sunburn
- Muscle and joint aches after extensive physical activity
- Temporary thinning of fair
- Decreased night vision
- Increased fat levels in the blood
- Mild liver inflammation
Rare side effects can include:
- Mood swings
- Inflammation of pancreas
- Increased brain pressure
- Headaches
- Disturbance of vision
Accutane Canada brands might have some soya or peanut oil extracts in them. You should avoid taking it if you are allergic to it.
Precautions of Taking Accutane
There are certain precautions that you should take while taking Accutane. First, never share your medication with anyone, especially women. If you are taking this drug, you should not donate blood to pregnant women. For pregnant women, exposure to this drug can cause harm to the baby and cause serious birth defects like a mental handicap or abnormal appearance, and even miscarriage.
No side effects have been reported in men who take, particularly those who father a child. However, you should know that your semen will carry the drug and it might be a good idea to wear a condom to avoid it getting transmitted to your female partner. Talk to a doctor if you are on the drug and are trying to have a baby.
You should not drink alcohol when taking this drug or the very least limit it to very small amounts.
Some drugs can interact with Accutane. These drugs include some tetracycline antibiotics and methotrexate. You should also avoid taking any vitamin A supplements when you are using it.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How to take Accutane?
Accutane is typically taken after a meal and it is not advised to take it on an empty stomach. You should never crush or split open the capsules, rather swallow them whole.
How to use Accutane for best results?
Take it after meals as prescribed by the doctor. Commonly it is used anywhere between 16 to 24 weeks for best results.
When to take Accutane?
Accutane should only be taken when other drugs for acne control have failed. The drug has some reported side effects and is one of the last drugs that doctors prescribe to treat acne that has not responded to other treatments.
How much Accutane to take?
The dosage of Accutane depends on your weight and other factors. The starting dose for many people might be 20 mg of Accutane every day.
Does Accutane affect male sperm?
No. studies have shown that men who take Accutane to treat acne rarely have any effects on their sperm count semen volume, sperm motility, morphology, or the seminal plasma fructose. However, your semen does contain the drug that can be transferred to your partner.
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References
- Layton A. The use of isotretinoin in acne. Dermato-endocrinology, 1(3), 162–169. Available at: https://doi.org/10.4161/derm.1.3.9364
- Vallerand, I. A., Lewinson, R. T., Farris, M. S., et al. Efficacy and adverse events of oral isotretinoin for acne: a systematic review. The British journal of dermatology, 178(1), 76–85. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1111/bjd.15668
- Choi, J. S., Koren, G., &Nulman, I. (2013). Pregnancy and isotretinoin therapy. CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal = journal de l’Associationmedicalecanadienne, 185(5), 411–413. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.120729
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Khole Cummings (verified owner) –
I’ve been on Syn Pharma Accutane for a month now. great stuff so far. I started with 10mg/day and noticed an my skin wasn’t as oily just a week of so after beginning. Week 3 I upped the dosage to 20mg/day. I’m running Accutane for a total of 3 months. I have yet to see the end results, but so far so good!