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What are the signs of mental problems?

Tell your prescriber if, to the best of your knowledge, you or someone in your family has ever had any mental illness, including depression, suicidal behavior, or psychosis. Psychosis means a loss of contact with reality, such as hearing voices or seeing things that are not there. Also, tell your prescriber if you take medicines for any of these problems.

Stop using Accutane and tell your provider right away if you:

Start to feel sad or have crying spells
Lose interest in activities you once enjoyed
Sleep too much or have trouble sleeping
Become more irritable than usual
Have a change in your appetite or body weight
Have trouble concentrating
Withdraw from your friends or family
Feel like you have no energy
Have feelings of worthlessness or inappropriate guilt
Start having thoughts about hurting yourself or taking your own life (suicidal thoughts)

Signs of other possibly serious problems.

Accutane may cause other problems. Tell your prescriber if you have trouble breathing (shortness of breath), are fainting, are very thirsty or urinate a lot, feel weak, have leg swelling, convulsions, slurred speech, problems moving, or any other serious or unusual problems. Frequent urination and thirst can be signs of blood sugar problems.

Serious permanent problems do not happen often. However, because the symptoms listed above may be signs of serious problems, if you get these symptoms, stop taking Accutane and call your prescriber. If not treated, they could lead to serious health problems. Even if these problems are treated, they may not clear up after you stop taking Accutane.

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What are the signs of mental problems?

Signs of other possibly serious problems.

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