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round light green with a 115 on one side and an x through the other ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Bellamine S; which is a combination of Belladonna Alkaloids (0.2 mg) + Ergotamine (0.6 mg) + Phenobarbital (40 mg). It is used to treat menopausal disorders, postmenopausal symptoms, perimenopausal symptoms, and hot flashes. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you. ## Is Bellamine S still on the market? I have an old bottle from 02. Still works good for migraine.

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Round peach colored tablet marked with ZC scored in half with the number 67 at the bottom. Color is very lite and could be pink or even off white. What is it? ## This tablet marked ZC 67 contains Venlafaxine Hydrochloride 75 mg (NDC 68084-0856), which is used primarily for the treatment of major depression, generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, OCD, hot flashes in Menopause and panic disorder in adults. Inactive Ingredients: - Ferric Oxide Yellow - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium Stearate - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type a Potato - Ferric Oxide Red - Cellulose, Microcrystalline Ref: DailyMed ## capsule 1/2 white 1/2 light brown marked g or a 665 ## Bill, I believe I located a match to a white and brown capsule marked R 665 it's Gabapentin 100 mg. Gabapentin is widely...

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I have used Midrin sometimes over the last 30 years for migraines. Then I could not find any. Midrin is the only thing that works for me. I had a severe migraine that lasted 10 days and I now have a blind spot where the flashing lights were for all that time. The eye doctor I saw 24 hours into this did not find anything serious, because the effect is in the part of the brain that processes vision. I finally found out about compounding pharmacies and my doctor wrote the prescription for the 3 ingredients: C-Acet 325mg/dichloralphena/isometh65mg I found a compounding pharmacy in my area. The prescription was faxed to them with my pharmacy insurance info. I picked it up the same day. My insurance covered it with a somewhat higher co-pay. Midrin has been made hard to get as it was not teste...

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I weighed in at first at 180 and im 5'3 1/2 tall. So I started this medication on the third of last month. so far i lost only 5 pounds and like 4 inches of my waist. this medicine makes me feel dizzy, light headed. hot. cold. i get hot flashes. i throw up. every side effect possible i have had with these. im not sure if i would recommend them. yes they make you loose weight but everybody's body is different. I honestly have taken it like 5 times. I get way too sick and weak. ## I am very sorry about all the side effects you've experienced. However, you should be aware that the FDA has issued an import alert regarding this product. Evaluations have shown it to contain a mix of possibly dangerous drugs, including diuretics, laxatives, thyroid hormones, depressants and antihist...

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I've been on suboxone for about 8 months. Starting dosage was 2 -8mg a day.after months I've tapered down to about .50-.30mg very very small piece and been on that for a month, it's not as bad but I'm still tired and get light heat flashes. Any thoughts on what I should do from here? ## Is your intention to fully get off of Suboxone anytime soon? If so, I think you're certainly on the right track. Usually for drugs like this the safest way to stop taking them is to tapper off in fractions (actually cut into pieces) and these smaller pieces can be taken in place of the regular dose for a period of several weeks until the body is no longer dependent upon them. Based on the amount you're taking now, I'd say your just about out of the woods! Another user on here ...

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I have been told 2 different side effect are a possibility 1 you will develop heavy facial hair and 2 that if you already have the norm light fuzz of hair on the face this medicine will make it go away my head is spinning could you tell me which, if either, is correct Thank you for you time and I look forward to hearing your reply ## On of the most common side effects of Levothyroxine is the loss of facial hair, you may also experience nausea, hot flashes and fatigue. Is there anything else I can help with?

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I would like to know if this a good tablet or if there are any side effects. ## From what I was able to gather Regestrone is from India, the reported active ingredient in Regestrone is Norethindrone. Common side effects while taking this drug include: changes in menstrual period, such as: spotting, or missed periods, light headedness, drowsiness, headaches, possible fevering, hot flashes, stomach ache, nausea, stomach pain, difficulty sleeping, weight loss or gain, and feeling weak. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do. ## If my body weight is between 48-50 kgs. does 'regestrone' causes any side effect to me. Can body weight & height or weak immunity can be a reason of causing possible side ...

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does it hurt to be in hot sun while taking this pill ## the hot sun makes my arms red and itchy like on fire ## Hydroxychlor, also called Hydroxychloroquine, does have strong photosensitive effects when you are in the sun. Because "sensitivity to light" is reported to be a severe side effect of this medication, it is strongly advised that you contact your doctor immediately. Other severe side effects can include the following: reading or seeing difficulties (words, letters, or parts of objects missing) sensitivity to light blurred distance vision seeing light flashes or streaks difficulty hearing ringing in ears muscle weakness bleeding or bruising of the skin bleaching or loss of hair mood or mental changes irregular heartbeat drowsiness convulsions For more information about t...

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I've been taking viibryd for 3 months in place of Prozac. I've had a problem remembering my dose because of the "take w food" requirement.... sometimes forget to take it w dinner. Two times now while incredibly overtired, and when forgetting my dose, I have had the scariest experience. When falling asleep, the feeling of drowsiness is so strong, yes like paralysis, and then in my mind's eye I start to see "light bulb flashing" and then I hear voices, and worse my typical ringing in my ears can really kick up the volume! I struggle to open my eyes and even to take a gasp of air! What is this? Talk about really messed up. I am so busy that I really don't want to start changing meds up right now so I will be more diligent and not miss a dose. But I tell you,...

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I am on day 4 without Pristiq in my system. I was on 100mg for 5 years then dropped to 50mg for a few months. I tried taking a pill every other day but on my off day I was having awful withdrawal symptoms so decided to just stop taking it and get this over with. The withdrawal symptoms are driving me crazy, brain zaps, hot/cold flashes, headaches, vertigo, anxiety. My doctor said I can wait it out until Thursday and see if it gets better otherwise it's to a different drug that can be weaned off more easily. Does anyone have any success stories for weaning off pristiq and surviving the symptoms? It would be nice to know there is a light at the end of the tunnel! ## I didn't do it with Pristiq, it was a different medication, but I can assure you that there is light at the end of t...

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My mother is suffering from Rheumatoid Arthritis from year 2000. She is getting medical treatments and doctor has prescribed to get HCQ and sulfur tablets. Six months a time she has to go for eye testing too. What are the side effects from these drugs? ## Common side effects of Hydroxychloroquine sulfate (hcq) may include the following: headache dizziness loss of appetite nausea diarrhea stomach pain vomiting skin rash If you experience any of the following severe symptoms, call your doctor immediately: reading or seeing difficulties (words, letters, or parts of objects missing) sensitivity to light blurred distance vision seeing light flashes or streaks difficulty hearing ringing in ears muscle weakness bleeding or bruising of the skin bleaching or loss of hair mood or mental changes i...

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If using this med for long term treatment, what are the long term effects? Does it affect your eye sight? ## Hi marge, From what I could gather, this medication can affect your eye sight. Whether or not it's based on long term or short term use is not stated, as these drugs can affect everyone differently. You can view the list of side effects posted below: headache dizziness loss of appetite nausea diarrhea stomach pain vomiting skin rash If you experience any of the following symptoms, call your doctor immediately: reading or seeing difficulties (words, letters, or parts of objects missing) sensitivity to light blurred distance vision seeing light flashes or streaks difficulty hearing ringing in ears muscle weakness bleeding or bruising of the skin bleaching or loss of hair mood o...

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I take 90mg of Cymbalta and 900mg of Gabapentin daily for fibromyalgia. I also take Quetiapine 100mg for insomnia nightly. I am prescribed Xanax for anxiety which I take as needed not daily. My concern is that today I took 80 mg of Adderall from a co worker and within minutes my heart was racing, I started sweating like crazy for at least a couple of hours and my pupils were dilated. I looked up symptoms online and it linked me to Serotonin Syndrome. After reading the "Major" interaction Cymbalta has with Adderall, I avoided taking my daily dose of Cymbalta today. My concern is that as the day has moved along, my eyes are really sensitive to lights and although I am having hot flashes, I am cold. Sweaty palms and a mild headache. Question 1 - is this an OD? Question 2- how long aft

I have a lot of eye floaters and I'm only a teenager. I started wearing glasses 8 years ago. I have a lot of them. There are ones that look like cobwebs, giant gray strands and the clumped floaters. They are not that bad to block my vision. It's just it's really scary. I've read somewhere on the internet that my eye floaters are benign (I've diagnosed myself which is stupid). Also, maybe the reason I have these giant grey floaters is because some floaters are close to the retina. I've also read about vitreous syneresis which is harmless. No, I have not experienced flashes of light. These floaters have been around for over a month now with no change. I am a hypochondriac so I'm afraid I'm having a retinal detachment or PVD or something. I'm very scared...

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