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Is it normal to experience dry eyes from accutane?
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Accutane: Is a very common cause of dry eyes, mouth and skin. Often, patients who use this medication need to use lubricating drops to help their symptoms. In addition, use of Accutane sometimes causes problems wearing contact lenses. Discuss your options with your eye physician.
Answered 6/24/2014
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