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I will soon be starting neotrex for my acne and this will be my second time taking it. will this second time be worse, better or the same as the first?
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Usually better: Most people find the second course a little better, primarily as they are aware of the side effects and have learned to adjust to them. Good luck.
Answered 5/16/2016
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