Roaccutane 10

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Roaccutane 10mg Description

Roaccutane is the trade name for the retinoid released by Roche, Turkey. Roaccutane is intended for oral administration and is produced as 10 mg capsule wich contains 10 mg of Isotretinoin in dissolved form. A single Roacutane capsule is a soft oval gelatin capsule, with a oily fill, and is avalaible on sale in a package with 30 capsules (10 caps x 3 blister packs).

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Roaccutane capsules contain the active ingredient Isotretinoin which belongs to a group of medicines known as retinoids, which are derivatives of vitamin A. Isotretinoin taken by mouth works by reducing the production of the skin's natural oil (sebum).

Acne occurs due to an excessive production of sebum from over-active sebaceous glands in the skin. The sebum blocks the sebaceous glands, which prevents the oil from flowing freely out and causes an accumulation of sebum under the skin. The bacteria associated with acne thrive in these conditions. They feed on the sebum, and produce waste products and fatty acids that irritate the sebaceous glands, making them inflamed and causing spots.

Isotretinoin decreases the size and activity of the sebaceous glands in the skin, which reduces the amount of sebum that is produced. This stops the glands becoming blocked, and means bacteria are less likely to thrive. It also reduces the inflammation in the skin.

Roaccutane is a very serious drug and is usually used by two sorts of people:

1. Those with serious acne who seem not to respond to any other treatments and whose acne is affecting them socially or in other significant ways.

2. Bodybuilders using steroids - who need to control the unnatural acne flare-ups caused by these illegal and dangerous drugs (and I would not accuse anyone of doing this - but it is worth mentioning as this population is one of the highest Roacutane-using groups).

Roaccutane needs to be used under the supervision of a trained consultant physician because users need regular monitoring and health checks.

Roaccutane Side Effects

Roaccutane can have serious side effects and its use must be supervised by a dermatologist. It is reserved for the treatment of severe acne (such as nodular or conglobate acne or acne at risk of permanent scarring) that has not improved with standard treatment involving oral antibiotics and topical medicines.

Your acne may worsen at the start of treatment, but this usually subsides within 7 to 10 days of continued treatment. In most cases, complete or near-complete clearing of acne is achieved with a 12 to 16 week course of treatment, and you are likely to remain free of acne for a long time. Repeat courses are not normally recommended, unless a definite relapse is seen after treatment is stopped. Repeat courses should not be started until at least eight weeks after stopping treatment, as your acne may still improve in this time.