RETIN A CAN CAUSE VISION LOSS

[Deleted member 9890]

Side effects of retinoid therapy on the quality of vision - PubMed

Retinoids are compounds chemically related to vitamin A, which are frequently used in dermatological practice (1). They are characterized by numerous mechanisms of action leading to normalization of keratinocyte proliferation and maturation. They have anti-seborrhoeic, immunomodulatory and...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The Influence of 13-cis Retinoic Acid on Human Meibomian Gland Epithelial Cells

Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is a primary cause of dry eye disease. One of the risk factors for MGD is exposure to 13-cis retinoic acid (13-cis RA), a metabolite of vitamin A. However, the mechanism is not well understood. We hypothesize that 13-cis ...

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This is enough for me to stop using this jew chemical. I have super dry eyes after only a couple weeks on retin a

 

[Neurose]

to see or to be seen by wahmen

 

[Deleted member 7173]

Retinoids = poison

 

[Deleted member 3043]

Good that i never started tbh

 

[BigBoy]

to see or to be seen by wahmen

That is the question

 

[RealSurgerymax]

I think thats enough blowing drug side effects out of proportion.

Minoxidil “rapes collagen”
Finasteride “kills dick”
Accutane “gave someone lichen planopillaris”

 

[Deleted member 9890]

Retinoids = poison

yes, most likely- see this:

Tretinoin and Retinoids: Learn about Toxicity - Truth In Aging

Retinoids like Tretinoin are said to be toxins. Click here to learn about all the side effects of Retinoids from Truth In Aging experts!

www.truthinaging.com

honestly, health > having glass skin

 

[EdwardCullen]

Side effects of retinoid therapy on the quality of vision - PubMed

Retinoids are compounds chemically related to vitamin A, which are frequently used in dermatological practice (1). They are characterized by numerous mechanisms of action leading to normalization of keratinocyte proliferation and maturation. They have anti-seborrhoeic, immunomodulatory and...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The Influence of 13-cis Retinoic Acid on Human Meibomian Gland Epithelial Cells

Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is a primary cause of dry eye disease. One of the risk factors for MGD is exposure to 13-cis retinoic acid (13-cis RA), a metabolite of vitamin A. However, the mechanism is not well understood. We hypothesize that 13-cis ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This is enough for me to stop using this jew chemical. I have super dry eyes after only a couple weeks on retin a

Are u fucking retarded bro? Retin a is a topical , that study is based on oral vitamin a not topical. i am low dose accutane my self u faggot and i can see that ur a fucking low iq down syndrome nigga.
literally shoot ur self in the penis

 

[Deleted member 9890]

I think thats enough blowing drug side effects out of proportion.

Minoxidil “rapes collagen”
Finasteride “kills dick”
Accutane “gave someone lichen planopillaris”

im too high inhib to risk it ngl

 

[Neurose]

All of them are temporary and unlikely to happen if it doesn't get into the eyes, apparently.

Retin-A Causing Vision Loss?

I am a 20-year-old female. I was paranoid that I had wrinkles, so I started using a pea-size amount of 0.05% generic Retin-A on my undereyes, crow's...

www.realself.com

 

[Deleted member 9890]

Are u fucking retarded bro? Retin a is a topical , that study is based on oral vitamin a not topical. i am low dose accutane my self u faggot and i can see that ur a fucking low iq down syndrome nigga.
literally shoot ur self in the penis

The study mentions 'retinoid therapy'. This could be interpreted as topical or internal use

However, retin-a is of course absorbed by the body and goes systemic. So, either way- the study holds

 

[Deleted member 7173]

yes, most likely- see this:

Tretinoin and Retinoids: Learn about Toxicity - Truth In Aging

Retinoids like Tretinoin are said to be toxins. Click here to learn about all the side effects of Retinoids from Truth In Aging experts!

www.truthinaging.com

honestly, health > having glass skin

Yeah my skin is so fucking dry even half a year off isotretinoin, not to mention persisting hairloss

 

[Deleted member 9890]

All of them are temporary and unlikely to happen if it doesn't get into the eyes, apparently.

Retin-A Causing Vision Loss?

I am a 20-year-old female. I was paranoid that I had wrinkles, so I started using a pea-size amount of 0.05% generic Retin-A on my undereyes, crow's...

www.realself.com

cope. this site is surgeons / dermatologists who always discount sides and keep prescribing their money maker treatments

only have to look at the overwhelming anecdotal on reddit to know that there is a link between chronic dry eyes and retin a

 

[Patient A]

@Native

 

[Patient A]

to see or to be seen by wahmen

Yeah my skin is so fucking dry even half a year off isotretinoin, not to mention persisting hairloss

Hmm decisions

 

[Deleted member 6113]

I literally just started this shit. Anyways after months of endless research I've seen no mention of the sort. A clickbait title and you know it. Fillers are more likely to cause vision loss.

 

[Deleted member 7173]

I think thats enough blowing drug side effects out of proportion.

Minoxidil “rapes collagen”
Finasteride “kills dick”
Accutane “gave someone lichen planopillaris”

 

[Deleted member 6113]

All this shit is really whether you play the gamble. For some it's a good play for others not so much. I still think this is a bullshit post.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

I literally just started this shit. Anyways after months of endless research I've seen no mention of the sort. A clickbait title and you know it. Fillers are more likely to cause vision loss.

yeh ngl little bita clickbait. I need that sweet 1:1 post to rep ratio my broda

 

[Deleted member 9890]

All this shit is really whether you play the gamble. For some it's a good play for others not so much. I still think this is a bullshit post.

im not saying it can cause blindness- just a deterioration in vision quality

and after say, 30 years of use, the chances of developing chronic dry eys is quite high

 

[Deleted member 7173]

All this shit is really whether you play the gamble. For some it's a good play for others not so much. I still think this is a bullshit post.

It's fucking over if a blackpilled looksmaxxer opts for retinoids instead of fixing their diet

 

[Deleted member 6113]

It's fucking over if a blackpilled looksmaxxer opts for retinoids instead of fixing their diet

everything matters forever and always. If you're going to do it go.all the way.

 

[Deleted member 6113]

im not saying it can cause blindness- just a deterioration in vision quality

and after say, 30 years of use, the chances of developing chronic dry eys is quite high

Yes but the body will adapt. Your tolerance will go up. Not sure about the dry eyes, again I've never seen it mentioned other than starting the active ingredient

 

[Deleted member 7173]

I think thats enough blowing drug side effects out of proportion.

Minoxidil “rapes collagen”
Finasteride “kills dick”
Accutane “gave someone lichen planopillaris”

No such thing as a free lunch

 

[Deleted member 5891]

shit thread
OP has single digit IQ

 

[Pumanator]

Every drug / supplement got his side effects. Go google side effects of vitamine C pills, even at low doses or random other stuff and you will never want to eat oranges again. There are even scaremongering documents about people stopping eating eggs or other animal products and suddenly their permanent pain and inflammation stops.

You have to asses the potential risk and benefits of certain "products" too see if you want to use them and then use them yourself to see if you get side effects. Just because 1:100.000 gets side effects while that person could be 90 years old and full health problems doesn't mean you have to stop using a certein products.

I could probably give you for every product you use an example of someone who got injured or nasty side effects using that product.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

Every drug / supplement got his side effects. Go google side effects of vitamine C pills, even at low doses or random other stuff and you will never want to eat oranges again. There are even scaremongering documents about people stopping eating eggs or other animal products and suddenly their permanent pain and inflammation stops.

You have to asses the potential risk and benefits of certain "products" too see if you want to use them and then use them yourself to see if you get side effects. Just because 1:100.000 gets side effects while that person could be 90 years old and full health problems doesn't mean you have to stop using a certein products.

I could probably give you for every product you use an example of someone who got injured or nasty side effects using that product.

absolutely agree. just for me I have dry eyes already and don't want to risk it

and I don't really like to bother wearing sunscreen all the time

I'll take a few wrinkles over that. but for others they might want to take the risk

 

[RealSurgerymax]

No such thing as a free lunch

Yep theres not but some are well worth it

 

[TITUS]

Stupid greycel, care to read the article before pouring nonsense into the forum, they are talking about isotretinoin, also don't use tret near your eyelids.
Greycels must die.
You are added to the ignore list, you little cancer.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

Stupid greycel, care to read the article before pouring nonsense into the forum, they are talking about isotretinoin, also don't use tret near your eyelids.
Greycels must die.
You are added to the ignore list, you little cancer.

brutally over for your iq if you're not aware retin a goes systemic and any side effects seen with isotretinoin will be associated with retin a to some extent

 

[ConspiracyTheory]

brutally over for your iq if you're not aware retin a goes systemic and any side effects seen with isotretinoin will be associated with retin a to some extent

Topical tretinoin will never ever get to the levels that are accrued from isotretinoin. Not ever.
If you are still worried about it however, use Adapalene. It is slower acting and way less drying but it works. I've been using it for over a decade.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

Topical tretinoin will never ever get to the levels that are accrued from isotretinoin. Not ever.
If you are still worried about it however, use Adapalene. It is slower acting and way less drying but it works. I've been using it for over a decade.

thanks- do you only use adapalene?

 

[Deleted member 9890]

thanks- do you only use adapalene?

and can adapalene give you the tret glow?

 

[ConspiracyTheory]

Adapalene is not as effective as tretinoin for anti-aging unfortunately but it is more effective than nothing. I only use Adapalene and a moisturizer. I use Olay Micro-Sculpting Cream. My skin is not perfect though. Tretinoin is harsher but more effective. I have been contemplating switching to Tret but you can buy Adapalene for $15 otc.

 

[W0KESTMOTHF]

Jfl at these so called looksmaxers scared of everything LOL AT YOU HIGH INHIB LOW T PUSSIES , IT WONT DO SHIT TO YOU START IMPROVING INSTEAD OF BEING SCARED AND ROTTING

 

[Deleted member 4562]

Holy fuck you are all disgustingly retarded to think that a fucking in vitro study talking about accutane means Retin-A causes vision loss.


Send me your address please I swear to god I will ER you for being so fucking stupid.

 

[Schizoidcel]

Retinoids (especally strong ones like tretinoin) will travel and go into your eyes even if you don't put it on your eye area, be extremely careful boyos. Retinoids = poison for meibomian glands but ofc doctors don't know and won't tell you about it when they give it to you.



Not saying this will happen to you, you may be the best retin-a responder ever, but this kind of stuff is good to know.

 

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[Deleted member 4562]

Retinoids (especally strong ones like tretinoin) will travel and go into your eyes even if you don't put it on your eye area, be extremely careful boyos. Retinoids = poison for meibomian glands but ofc doctors don't know and won't tell you about it when they give it to you.



Not saying this will happen to you, you may be the best retin-a responder ever, but this kind of stuff is good to know.

If anything this is probably a better reason to use a lower percentage, which you should be doing anyway. 0.025%.

Also I would probably trust the OP of that post but not the commenters, people can develop dry eyes for a variety of reasons, considering the fact that it is going to be winter for the majority of people that use reddit, lower humidity can also cause dry eyes. Just don't believe every single person and remember tretinoin is the most prescribed topical retinoid and 99% of people aren't going to experience side effects.

 

[elfmaxx]

Stupid greycel, care to read the article before pouring nonsense into the forum, they are talking about isotretinoin, also don't use tret near your eyelids.
Greycels must die.
You are added to the ignore list, you little cancer.

Alpha as fuarrrk

 

[elfmaxx]

and I'm actually serious about that

 

[Deleted member 10524]

Lowest T thread I have ever seen

 

[TITUS]

and I'm actually serious about that

and i haven't actually injected T yet.

 

[Deleted member 9511]

RetinA is way way way less of a dosage than isotretinoin(accutane)

It is topical and a far smaller dosage

 

[Deleted member 7901]

Retinoids (especally strong ones like tretinoin) will travel and go into your eyes even if you don't put it on your eye area, be extremely careful boyos. Retinoids = poison for meibomian glands but ofc doctors don't know and won't tell you about it when they give it to you.



Not saying this will happen to you, you may be the best retin-a responder ever, but this kind of stuff is good to know.

bro he didn't even use retin-a he used retionl which is like 25 weaker then normal retin-a
it won't do shit, not even improve the skin

 

[Deleted member 20399]

Retinoids = poison

Pretty boy mogger