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Would vitamin a tablets help acne?
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Vitamin A: Vitamin A tablets can help acne but should not be taken without the direction of a physician because of the possibility of pseudotumor cerebri
Answered 10/2/2014
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Safer choices: Vitamin A tablets can be toxic if taken in high doses. Safer to use some of the many skin creams that contain certain forms of Vitamin A. SEE http://bit.ly/1nTDsAl
Answered 10/31/2014
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