Thoroughbred72
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I'm now seeing a dermatologist, due to the developement of acne conglobata and acne fulminans, across my back, shoulders, and chest. I'm on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), approximately 300mg a week, and I did not have any acne until about 6 months after starting my injections. Thinking that I could combat it with some vitamins and natural sources, it slowly grew worse. I decided to see a dermatologist, and they are currently treating me with an antibiotic for the next 30 days. I then go back and we are going to determine what to do from there. The dermatologist wants to put me on accutane for the acne, and to be honest, the acne is so aggressive and painful that I'm OK with that. I had stopped my injections 8 weeks ago, due in part to this problem, but I have every intention on resuming my shots. HOWEVER, the doctor was under the impression that I would not be returning to the T injections, and when I told Dr. that I wanted to resume my injections, either while on accutane, or AFTER accutane, to resume the benefits of TRT. The doctor immediately stated, "Ok; that's a problem! There's no point in my treating you if go take the T injections! It would be like me treating someone for lung cancer while they continue to smoke cigarettes." I have every intention to return to the T injections, due to the fact that I don't want to continue to experience the effects of low T. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge as to whether or not someone can take T, while on accutane, or after treatment? I plan on cycling on and off T, once I resume my testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) treatments, partially to prevent a flare up of the acne again.