There really isn't any. It's best to avoid vitamin supplements containing Vitamin A, since those would accentuate the
lipChalazion
Cleft lip and palate
Cleft lip repair - series
Clubfoot
Coronary risk profile
Hdl test
Herniated nucleus pulposus
High blood cholesterol and triglycerides
Ldl test
Lipase test
Lipocytes (fat cells) dryness
Accutane itself, as a Vitamin A derivative, causes. However, it isn't necessary to avoid
vegetablesVegetable laxative and other sources of dietary Vitamon A.
Other than that, it doesn't really matter what she eats.
Accutane's a pretty straightforward treatment once you're actually on it, as you and your daughter are likely to see.
Take care.
Dr. Rockoff
I got this sheet from the doctor that said she was not to eat beef and pork, butter, milk or cheese, or any foods that contain fat or cholesterol.
I understood this to mean that because Accutane has a tendency to raise blood cholesterol levels, that some diet was necessary to keep that under control.
Dr. Rockoff