Drug Class
retinoid
Type
ingredient
Active Ingredient
tretinoin
📋Overview
Tretinoin is a medication derived from vitamin A that is commonly used in dermatology. It is primarily associated with the management of acne and certain skin conditions involving abnormal cell growth. Tretinoin is also used in oncology for specific types of leukemia, where it helps regulate the growth and differentiation of blood cells. Its effects are based on its ability to influence cell turnover and renewal.
📚References
Information from MedlinePlus.gov (NIH).
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