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Hi , i had taken isotretinoin in 2011, but i am now facing bronchitis /breathing problems, i have read this in the side effects of the medication. but will this go away with time or will be for ever?
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Not related: Taking Isotretinoin in the past could not explain your current symptoms. You need medical attention in order to see what this from and how to best treat it.
Answered 6/26/2014
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