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Can I drink on Accutane? I am one week and 6 days in.

ksilva10Oct 28, 2017
I have not had any alcohol in the past few months. I am one week and 6 days in on my accutane. Is it okay to have a couple drink? Since I don't drink daily is have more then one drink ok once a month?

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