The primary use of Clindamycin + Isotretinoin is for managing severe recalcitrant nodular acne. This combination belongs to the group of antibiotic and retinoid medicines.
As a secondary application, based on a doctor's discretion, it may sometimes be used for managing other skin conditions due to its potential antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
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Temporary hair thinning
Eye irritation and vision changes
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Most side effects are temporary and generally harmless and resolve when discontinuing this medicine. However, if you experience any severe side effects or worsening of any of the symptoms, please consult your doctor.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, apart from managing severe nodular acne, Clindamycin + Isotretinoin may sometimes be used to manage other skin conditions as determined by your doctor due to its potential to inhibit bacterial growth and reduce inflammation.
It is always recommended to use Clindamycin + Isotretinoin for the duration as per your doctor’s prescription. Your doctor will assess your condition and prescribe the medicine accordingly.
While Clindamycin + Isotretinoin primarily works on decreasing oil production and combating bacterial growth, it does not directly affect hormonal balance. However, if you have any concerns about hormonal changes or imbalances while using this medication, you should consult your doctor.
Yes, temporary hair thinning is one of the common side effects associated with the use of Clindamycin + Isotretinoin.
Yes, in rare cases, Clindamycin + Isotretinoin may cause changes in mood or behaviour, feelings of depression, psychosis, and even suicidal thoughts. If you experience any mental health issues while using this medication, immediately consult your doctor.
There are some natural remedies such as tea tree oil and green tea that can aid in acne management. However, these are not substitutes for medicines like Clindamycin + Isotretinoin which are specifically designed to manage severe nodular acne. Always consult your doctor before trying any alternative remedies.
No, Clindamycin + Isotretinoin is not known to cause addiction. However, it should always be used as prescribed by your doctor.
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