Amnesteem - did you know? Similar to Accutane, Amnesteem is a branded generic form of isotretinoin that is approved by the FDA for use in the treatment of severe recalcitrant nodular acne.

Accutane Side Effects

As emphasized on our Accutane main page, it's a drug with some serious possible side effects, so speak to a doctor about the specifics of your case before you buy and take Accutane.

For those looking to buy Accutane online, you're thinking right if you're of the notion that Accutane will be cheaper online than if you were to purchase it at a local drugstore somewhere in the States. With Canadian-based online pharmacies able to sell the same drugs that are available in the U.S. for almost a fraction of the price, cheaper prescriptions for Accutane and other important meds are now a way of life. We provide some of the better Internet options for those looking to buy Accutane online.

With that said, again we must emphasize the need to speak to a doctor before buying and taking Accutane. Below, we outline some of the possible Accutane side effects.

Serious Accutane Side Effects
Women should not take Accutane if they are pregnant or might become pregnant during treatment or for one month after they have stopped taking it. Taking Accutane in these situations has been proven to cause severe birth defects in an unborn baby. It can also cause miscarriage, premature birth, or death of the baby. Below are some bulleted points of the Accutane side effects that could be quite serious. If you experiennce any of the following, stop taking it and see a doctor immediately:

• 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;
  
• trouble breathing;
  
• fainting;
  
• slurred speech or problems moving;
  
• leg swelling;
  
• increased levels of cholesterol or triglyceride (types of fat) in your blood (detected by blood tests).
  
• 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;
  
• 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);
  
• nausea and vomiting;
  
• joint or muscle pain or bone problems;
  
• hearing problems or hearing loss;
  
• increased thirst or urination;

Other less serious Accutane Side Effects
If you experience any of these side effects, you can continue to take Accutane, however you should still let a doctor know if you have experienced any of these:

• dry skin, dry mouth, dry or bleeding nose, dryness of the eyes and/or difficulty wearing contact lenses;
  
• inflammation, dryness, or cracking of the lips;
  
• itching; or
  
• increased sensitivity of the skin to the sun.

It is important remember also that it might not be safe to take other prescription or off-the-shelf medication while taking Accutane. Let your doctor know about any such possibilities, especially if it concerns vitamin supplements that contain Vitamin A or a a tetracycline antibiotic such as tetracycline. These drugs do not interact well with Accutane so inform before you purchase.