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Post by jason on Feb 24, 2006 14:28:25 GMT -5
Hi,
I realise that accutane can affect the brain in my ways, but does it affect memory, or cognitive ability?
thanks
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Post by candelaria on Jul 25, 2006 13:45:49 GMT -5
Dear Jahson. Yes Roaccutane damage the brain is possible permanent and the memory you start to losing you memory Little by Little until one day you find you cannot finding you house and can not say to people you are lost because you brain not let you my son was lost for seven days and he no have the brain to us the people is lost like the police they finding he was on the news papers in Spain if he going outside by his self he well be wandering until they finding dead or at live and remember even his brain can not us for food or water like like the police say some one mas giving water to drink if no he well be dead he lost lot of wait and he was very filthy but some one give him water maybe some Angel like the police say in Spain.
The brain get damage depends how much you been taking my son was prescribe 60mg at day for nearly six months from January 1997 until beginning the July 1997 60mg from the beginning to the end and my son was only 47kgs in wait in that time 32 inches on his waits now his stomach is so swelling he look like is pregnant and he no eat very much and no fat food and he have problems in digesting the food and always constipating and he never have any problems before Roaccutane and he suffer from insomnia he suffer for so many things that I cannot understand how is stay at live.
Take care every one.
Candelaria and son Vincent .
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Post by emmajt on Nov 20, 2006 9:07:25 GMT -5
Try Field Control Therapy, it apparently repairs DNA. You could also try phosphatidylserine which has been found to help the brain to repair, although whether it would be helpful against this type of problem where DNA expression has been altered I don't know.
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Post by jaimemoore on Oct 12, 2011 5:18:31 GMT -5
The only thing I've seen by friends and family who have been on Accutane is that it completely dries out your skin and lips. My brother said he didn't sweat when he was on it... even if he was out in the heat all day long (which probably isn't that great for you). Other than that, I didn't know anyone with problems from it.
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Post by jiejees on Oct 31, 2011 3:46:20 GMT -5
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Post by vklmùmlkjh on Sept 7, 2018 20:17:42 GMT -5
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