Australian family physician · 2005
Patients' perceptions of isotretinoin, depression and suicide--a qualitative study.
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Magin Parker, Adams Jon, Heading Gaynor, Pond Dimity, Smith Wayne
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BACKGROUND: Isotretinoin is an effective acne medication. The evidence for it causing depression and suicide, although widely publicised, remains uncertain.
METHODS: Twenty-six semi-structured interviews with patients with acne were coded and subjected to thematic analysis.
RESULTS: Isotretinoin was perceived to be effective but dangerous. The most well known adverse effects were depression and suicide.
DISCUSSION: The overemphasis of serious psychological adverse events in patients might discourage the use of isotretinoin by those who might benefit from it.
METHODS: Twenty-six semi-structured interviews with patients with acne were coded and subjected to thematic analysis.
RESULTS: Isotretinoin was perceived to be effective but dangerous. The most well known adverse effects were depression and suicide.
DISCUSSION: The overemphasis of serious psychological adverse events in patients might discourage the use of isotretinoin by those who might benefit from it.