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Accutane Adverse Side Effects & Dangers

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Under Federal Law, the manufacturer of a drug is required to revise its label to include a warning as soon as there is reasonable evidence of an association of a serious hazard with a drug. Pursuant to FDA Rules and Regulation, the reporting of Adverse Side Effects is on a voluntary basis. In other words, the doctor, hospital, or other medical person or facility are not required by law to report an adverse side effect from a drug.

The FDA reported that perhaps only one in one hundred side effects ever get reported. One could only imagine about how many serious Adverse Side Effects there are from taking Accutane, that have never been reported to anyone!

●   Abnormal menses
●   Abnormal wound healing (delayed healing or exuberant granulation tissue with crusting
●   Acne fulminans
●   Abdominal pain
●   Aggression
●   Agranulocytosis
●   Allergic Reactions
●   Allergic vasculitis often with purpura (bruises & red patches)
●   Alopecia
●   Alternations in blood sugar levels
●   Anaphylactic reactions
●   Anemia
●   Arthralgia
●   Arthritis

●   Back pain (severe in some cases, especially in children)
●   Birth defects
●   Bleeding & inflammation of the gums
●   Bone abnormalities
●   Bone fracture
●   Bronchospasms
●   Bruising

●   Calcification of coronary, pulmonary & mesenteric arteries
●   Calcification of ligaments & tendons
●   Cardiovascular injuries
●   Cheilitis (dry lips)
●   Colitis
●   Color vision disorder
●   Conjunctivitis
●   Corneal Opacities

●   Decrease in red blood cells
●   Decrease in serum high-density lipoprotein (HDL) levels
●   Decreased night vision (sometimes permanent)
●   Decreased Skeletal - Bone mineral density
●   Decreased white cell count
●   Delayed healing of bone fractures
●   Depression
●   Dizziness
●   Drowsiness
●   Dry mouth
●   Dry nose
●   Dry skin

●   Edema
●   Elevated CPK levels
●   Elevated platelet counts
●   Elevated sedimentation
●   Elevation of cholesterol
●   Elevation of serum triglycerides
●   Elevations of liver enzymes
●   Elevations of serum cholesterol
●   Emotional instability
●   Epistaxis
●   Eruptive xanthomas
●   Esophageal irritation
●   Esophageal ulceration
●   Esophagitis
●   Exacerbation of acne (acne made worse)
●   Eyelid inflammation

●   Fatal hemorrhagic pancreatitis
●   Fatigue
●   Fibrosis and inflammation of the myocardium
●   Flushing
●   Fragility of skin

●   Gastrointestinal symptoms (nonspecific)
●   Glomerulonephritis

●   Hair abnormalities
●   Headache
●   Hearing impairments
●   Hearing loss
●   Heart palpitations
●   Hepatitis
●   Hepatotoxicity
●   Hirsutism
●   Hyperostosis
●   Hyperpigmentation
●   Hypertriglyceridemia
●   Hyperuricemia
●   Hypopigmentation

●   Ileitis
●   Increased alkaline phosphatase, SGOT, (AST), SGPT (ALT), GGTP OR LDH
●   Increased risk of sunburn
●   Infections (including disseminated herpes simplex)
●   Inflammatory Bowel Disease
●   Insomnia
●   Impotence

●   Keratitis

●   Lethargy
●   Limb injury with physical activity
●   Lipids
●   Lupus
●   Lymphadenopathy

●   Malaise
●   Microscopic or gross hematuria
●   Muscle strain with physical activity

●   Nail dystrophy
●   Nausea
●   Nervousness
●   Neutropenia
●   Nonspecific urogenital findings

●   Optic neuritis
●   Osteopenia
●   Osteoporosis
●   Ovarian cysts

●   Painful intercourse
●   Pancreatitis
●   Papilledema
●   Paresthesias
●   Paronychia
●   Peeling of palms and soles
●   Photoallergic - photosensitizing reactions
●   Photophobia
●   Premature epiphyseal closure
●   Proteinuria
●   Pruritus
●   Pseudotumor Cerebri (benign intracranial hypertension)
●   Psychiatric disorders
●   Psychosis
●   Pyogenic granuloma

●   Rash (including facial erythema, seborrhea & eczema)
●   Rectal bleeding
●   Regional ileitis
●   Respiratory infection
●   Rhabdomyolysis

●   Seizures
●   Severe diarrhea
●   Severe neutropenia
●   Skeletal hyperostosis
●   Skeletal hyperostosis
●   Stroke
●   Suicidal ideations
●   Suicide
●   Suicide attempts
●   Sweating
●   Syncope
●   Systemic hypersensitivity

●   Tachycardia
●   Tendonitis
●   Thrombocytopenia
●   Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
●   Transient chest pain

●   Urticaria

●   Vascular thrombotic disease
●   Vasculitis
●   Violent behaviors
●   Vision impairment
●   Visual disturbances
●   Voice alteration
●   Vomiting

●   Weakness
●   Weight loss
●   White cells in urine

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