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08 Dec 2005
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Accutane or Roaccutane
Is there somebody who has dealt with some of the side effects after using this drug, such as joint and back pains and severe headaches and extreme dryness of the skin?
I'm trying to find out if there are any dietary supplements or special dietary requirement to minimise the damage caused by the use of the drug, or at least alleviate some of the pain.
I'm trying to find out if there are any dietary supplements or special dietary requirement to minimise the damage caused by the use of the drug, or at least alleviate some of the pain.
CyberDoc
Dear Sue,
See http://www.xsorbit1.com/users/davec/index.cgi?board=aaftc&action=display&num=1127593802&start=3
A roaccutane action forum group which may be useful. Roaccutane is a drug that needs to be taken with caution. Please always discuss with your dermatologist if you are unsure what to do about a side-effect.
See http://www.xsorbit1.com/users/davec/index.cgi?board=aaftc&action=display&num=1127593802&start=3
A roaccutane action forum group which may be useful. Roaccutane is a drug that needs to be taken with caution. Please always discuss with your dermatologist if you are unsure what to do about a side-effect.
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