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    Originally Posted by mls51112
    try Sea Breeze original at night.. if it's not too strong for you, use it throughout the day to keep oil under control and your pores clean.

    I recently had a hormonal imbalance that made my face break out and the Sea Breeze helped tremendously.

    It's only $3 for a big bottle.. try to find original and not "actives".
    thanks for the input! will definitely check it out



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    Originally Posted by gibbons2 View Post
    did your acne go away?
    Yep, had big oily lumpy acne from the DAA. Took about 2-4 weeks to start improving. I have pretty acne prone skin and DAA proved to be a nightmare for it..

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    Originally Posted by Steve_W

    Yep, had big oily lumpy acne from the DAA. Took about 2-4 weeks to start improving. I have pretty acne prone skin and DAA proved to be a nightmare for it..
    good to hear. I'll stay away from that for now on

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    Originally Posted by gibbons2 View Post
    good to hear. I'll stay away from that for now on
    Alot of people have had good success with DAA but the acne it gave me was just too bad to continue use

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    Originally Posted by Steve_W

    Alot of people have had good success with DAA but the acne it gave me was just too bad to continue use
    I believe that's what made mine worse also

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    Originally Posted by Docmattic

    I've been reading about this latley and heard very good things. I'll have to give it a shot-especially when i'm taking any suppliments that can change hormones. I've got an achne flair up now actually so i might try get some tonight. Do you find it at the supermarket or is it more specialised?
    Even though it's just a vitamin, I couldn't find it ANYWHERE at first..so I searched online and found a great source, shipped fast and free shipping. Not positive on rules for legal supps being sourced on the forum, so I'll PM ya just to be safe..

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    Originally Posted by Docmattic

    I've been reading about this latley and heard very good things. I'll have to give it a shot-especially when i'm taking any suppliments that can change hormones. I've got an achne flair up now actually so i might try get some tonight. Do you find it at the supermarket or is it more specialised?
    I guess just saying the brand name wouldn't be sourcing, so its called Puritans Pride

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    Originally Posted by Steve_W View Post
    I'd be careful about accutane, has some nasty sides..
    i personally have never used it. ive always used other things but being a student nurse ive administered it a few times and have seen the results
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    Originally Posted by Steve_W

    I'd be careful about accutane, has some nasty sides..
    Only extra sensitivity to sunlight, chapped lips & some people experience an increase in acne for a week or two before the acne begins to go... After 6mths on it, the effects(good effects) stay for years in most cases... The product does work though...

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    Although I also know that Accutane is effective and have seen good results, not every side effect was positive. And this is enough for me to steer clear of Accutane and go with natural remedies first!

    Accutane is a prescription medication that contains the active ingredient isotretinoin, a derivative of vitamin A called a retinoid. This medication is indicated to reduce or eliminate the development of skin lesions associated with a severe form of acne called nodular acne. Accutane side effects in men are typically the same as those experienced by women, though women are also at risk of developing pregnancy or menstrual complications.

    SKIN OR NAIL CHANGES Men taking Accutane may notice changes to their skin or nails. The skin across the body may appear unusually dry and can begin to peel, itch or crack, RxList reports. A man's fingernails or toenails may also appear dry or brittle and may break or crumble easily. The skin along a man's gum line may also appear irritated or inflamed and can begin to bleed.

    DIZZINESS OR FATIGUE Unusual episodes of dizziness or lightheadedness may arise in men treated with Accutane. Affected men may appear unbalanced or unstable while standing or walking. Increased fatigue may also occur, leading to problems remaining focused or attentive during daily activities.

    JOINT OR BODY PAIN Uncomfortable sensations of pain may develop throughout a man's joints or body during treatment with Accutane. These side effects may lead to increased weakness or fatigue in certain men, which can cause difficulty moving about normally.

    FLULIKE SYMPTOMS Men receiving treatment with this medication may experience flu-like symptoms, including fever, body aches, chills, fatigue or diminished appetite, RxList reports. Affected patients should contact a doctor if these side effects occur, as these symptoms may also be indicative of an alternate medical problem, such as an infection.

    MOOD CHANGES Abnormal mood changes can occur in men taking Accutane. Men who experience depression, hallucinations, aggressive behavior, difficulty concentrating, insomnia or suicidal thoughts during treatment with this medication require immediate medical care, RxList advises.

    RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION Male patients taking Accutane may be at an increased risk of developing a respiratory tract infection as a side effect of treatment, warns the FDA. Symptoms of a respiratory tract infection include breathing difficulties, nasal dryness or congestion and chest discomfort. Men who develop a respiratory tract infection should contact a doctor as additional medication may be necessary to resolve infection symptoms.

    HAIR THINNING The hair across a man's scalp may begin to appear unusually sparse or thin during Accutane treatment, Drugs.com reports. Such side effects are temporary and normal hair regrowth typically occurs once treatment with Accutane ends.

    UPSET STOMACH The most common gastrointestinal complications include nausea, vomiting, heartburn and diarrhea, according to PDRhealth. Men who develop severe or persistent upset stomach symptoms, notice blood in their stools or vomit should consult a physician immediately.

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    Originally Posted by Red9
    Although I also know that Accutane is effective and have seen good results, not every side effect was positive. And this is enough for me to steer clear of Accutane and go with natural remedies first!

    Accutane is a prescription medication that contains the active ingredient isotretinoin, a derivative of vitamin A called a retinoid. This medication is indicated to reduce or eliminate the development of skin lesions associated with a severe form of acne called nodular acne. Accutane side effects in men are typically the same as those experienced by women, though women are also at risk of developing pregnancy or menstrual complications.

    SKIN OR NAIL CHANGES Men taking Accutane may notice changes to their skin or nails. The skin across the body may appear unusually dry and can begin to peel, itch or crack, RxList reports. A man's fingernails or toenails may also appear dry or brittle and may break or crumble easily. The skin along a man's gum line may also appear irritated or inflamed and can begin to bleed.

    DIZZINESS OR FATIGUE Unusual episodes of dizziness or lightheadedness may arise in men treated with Accutane. Affected men may appear unbalanced or unstable while standing or walking. Increased fatigue may also occur, leading to problems remaining focused or attentive during daily activities.

    JOINT OR BODY PAIN Uncomfortable sensations of pain may develop throughout a man's joints or body during treatment with Accutane. These side effects may lead to increased weakness or fatigue in certain men, which can cause difficulty moving about normally.

    FLULIKE SYMPTOMS Men receiving treatment with this medication may experience flu-like symptoms, including fever, body aches, chills, fatigue or diminished appetite, RxList reports. Affected patients should contact a doctor if these side effects occur, as these symptoms may also be indicative of an alternate medical problem, such as an infection.

    MOOD CHANGES Abnormal mood changes can occur in men taking Accutane. Men who experience depression, hallucinations, aggressive behavior, difficulty concentrating, insomnia or suicidal thoughts during treatment with this medication require immediate medical care, RxList advises.

    RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION Male patients taking Accutane may be at an increased risk of developing a respiratory tract infection as a side effect of treatment, warns the FDA. Symptoms of a respiratory tract infection include breathing difficulties, nasal dryness or congestion and chest discomfort. Men who develop a respiratory tract infection should contact a doctor as additional medication may be necessary to resolve infection symptoms.

    HAIR THINNING The hair across a man's scalp may begin to appear unusually sparse or thin during Accutane treatment, Drugs.com reports. Such side effects are temporary and normal hair regrowth typically occurs once treatment with Accutane ends.

    UPSET STOMACH The most common gastrointestinal complications include nausea, vomiting, heartburn and diarrhea, according to PDRhealth. Men who develop severe or persistent upset stomach symptoms, notice blood in their stools or vomit should consult a physician immediately.
    Are you talking about most common side effects or you talking about every possible side effect as remote as they may be that's written on the leaflet inside the packet? Most of those symptoms are possible with many of the natural supps we swear by... I probably should have mentioned I've taken it before for 6 months straight... Looking at that Interderm at the moment as was mentioned earlier just out of curiosity, but I'll go straight to Accutane if I want a guaranteed product... If you go by leaflets, apparently anti-diarrhea meds can cause diarrhea as a least common side effect...

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    Originally Posted by BLaQz

    Are you talking about most common side effects or you talking about every possible side effect as remote as they may be that's written on the leaflet inside the packet? Most of those symptoms are possible with many of the natural supps we swear by... I probably should have mentioned I've taken it before for 6 months straight... Looking at that Interderm at the moment as was mentioned earlier just out of curiosity, but I'll go straight to Accutane if I want a guaranteed product... If you go by leaflets, apparently anti-diarrhea meds can cause diarrhea as a least common side effect...
    I do know that many men have experienced hair thinning and MPB, and that accutane can cause mood changes and depression. As for every single one of those side effects, I don't know how prominent they are or how many men have actually experienced the other listed side effects.

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    there have been lawsuits with Accutane, screw that! my brother took it and his mouth ripped on the sides.. ouch :[ use it as a last resort.
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    It can f*** with testosterone levels, libido etc, even after ceasing use. With that said, alot of people have used it with success, but personally I wouldn't touch the stuff...

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    Originally Posted by mls51112
    there have been lawsuits with Accutane, screw that! my brother took it and his mouth ripped on the sides.. ouch :[ use it as a last resort.
    Yeah that's what I'm sayin, it should not be a "go-to" for a quick simple acne fix. It can be detremental to a persons health, especially males

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    Originally Posted by mls51112
    there have been lawsuits with Accutane, screw that! my brother took it and his mouth ripped on the sides.. ouch :[ use it as a last resort.
    I had to use chap stick religiously or the same wouldve happened to me... If the Dermatologist does their job, they wouldve told your brother that...

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    Originally Posted by BLaQz

    I had to use chap stick religiously or the same wouldve happened to me... If the Dermatologist does their job, they wouldve told your brother that...
    this was back in the 90's, and he did use chapstick.. it affects others differently.

    I'm just saying it should be used as a last resort.. and only if you habe severe cystic acne.
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