At what point do you call Acitretin quits?
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Hi it's a diffiçult one but to be honest I would give it longer,  as it's not a fast working drug from what I've read here and elsewhere, you've struggled for five years with the disease a few more weeks are worth waiting if the side effects aren't bad

Ok let's assume it doesn't work ( although I hope it will work) but if it doesn't  you have other oral alternatives like cyclosporine
Or  the drug I'm on Fumaderm  it's very good and has worked 6years for me
and the new DMF  drug similar to Fumaderm called Skilarence

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RE: At what point do you call Acitretin quits? - by jiml - Thu-05-10-2017, 19:13 PM
RE: At what point do you call Acitretin quits? - by Kat - Fri-14-12-2018, 18:02 PM

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