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Some of the many side effects one may experience while taking Accutane or another drug containing isotretinoin affect the cardiovascular system; ear, nose, and throat; endocrinal system; eyes; gastrointestinal system; hematological system; musculoskeletal systems; neurological system; psychological ramifications; respiratory system; skin; and urogenital and reproductive systems.

The most severe side effects of Accutane are severe birth defects and suicidal tendencies. The risk of severe birth defects is so high that female patients must be placed on two separate forms of birth control while taking Accutane. Regarding psychological effects, there have been allegations that Accutane use has prompted suicide and other self-destructive behavior. Other side effects of Accutane may persist even after therapy is discontinued. These side effects include hair loss, arthralgias, and decreased night vision.

If you or someone you care about has been subjected to the harmful and pervasive side effects of Accutane, it is important to understand your legal rights. Severe consequences such as birth defects and psychological troubles can impact one’s life forever. Do not hesitate to discuss your case with an experienced and caring lawyer who can advise you on the legal action you can take to obtain justice.

 

 

 
 
 
 

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Just weeks after U.S. regulators tightened the rules on prescriptions for Accutane and other similar acne medications, Health Canada says the drug should come with more warnings north of the border too.
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Belief that Accutane, a prescription acne medication with the chemical name isotretinoin, contributed to the suicide death of their son, Tammy and David Hestand of Bloomfield want to let as many people as possible know the drug's risks.
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