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Is it safe to use isotretinoin with a history of nosebleed issues?
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There is no contraindication.
Answered 3/6/2022
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It is never safe to take supplements. It should not affect bleeding though but they may have put something in OTC isotretinoin that does. Discuss with your Dr who knows history of you nose bleeds in more detail.
Answered 3/6/2022
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