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Feen-A-Mint was originally formulated with White Phenolphthalein when it was first introduced about 110 years ago. Then in the 1930's it got reformulated to Yellow Phenolphthalein. Originally available as a chewing gum laxative, over the years it also got manufactured in other forms such as chocolate mint "cookie" and pills (which also contained Docusate Sodium). Today, Feen-A-Mint is formulated with Bisacodyl for the North American market and with Sodium Picosulphate for other countries. ## Just wanted to say thanks for sharing the background of Feen-A-Mint. I understand this is a type of laxative, however I'm also curious to know how others with personal experience might feel about its efficacy in comparison with each respective country's version of Feen-A-Mint (e....

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history of sambong ## Im done with my antibiotic medication due to amoebiasis. Is it okay to take SAMBONG as a maintenance for my sensitive stomach? ## ang asawa ko po umiihi na may kasamang dugo.. nag take po sya ng antibiotic na reseta ng doc. pero ganun padin po ang ihi nya.. nabasa ko po na magaling ang sambong re leaf forte.. 3x pa lang po sya nakaka take ng sambong may pinagbabago na sa pag ihi nya..

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I am a little concerned about my daughter abusing certain types of medication. Is there any website(Walgreens, CVS, or any website you know of) where I can look up to see what types of medication she is taking. I do not know where she gets her prescription, but do have her personal info of course since I am her mother. There has to be some way to check this out. Any advice is appreciated. She denies taking pills, but we have found empty containers, and she has talked about killing herself. ## Unless she is a minor no pharmacist will give you here information. Her prescription history is protected by privacy laws and if you use her information to portray yourself as her you would be breaking the law. That said I commend you for being so concerned and involved. I just don't know how y...

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OK guys, gals, ladies, and, gentlemen. I have been taking Flomax, starting in 1996, or since it's release, and at that time, depended on samples from my primary care doctor, because, at that time flomax was 100$ for 30 capsules. Then, when my insurance started paying, the generic Tamsulosin was released, and to date I have remained on this medication for bph, and prior to 1996 Hytrin was prescribed, which also worked for me. For 22 years I have had to take something for bph and I'm now 60 yrs old. OK, I said all that to say on this. For 20 yrs I've taken FLOMAX 0.4 MG Capsules, and never had any side effects, but on 1 or 2 occasions, I ran out and was off for maybe a week before I could not urinate, and had immense pain trying, and desperately was ready to rob a pharmacy to ...

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I was just curious if there is a website where a patient can access their own history regarding their past and present opioid prescriptions.. To actually see the same iinformation that your doctor and pharmacy can see about your opioid history. I was just wondering if anyone knows if this is possible. Does anyone know what it actually shows on the reports? Thanks for any help! ## No, there isn't. However, you can ask your doctor, or pharmacy to view your records. They are yours, and it is your right to view them. They may charge you to make copies of them for you, but you do have the right to view them. As to what it shows on the reports, it lists what was prescribed, the dosage, and how frequently you had such prescriptions filled, according to DEA directives, as well as whether or...

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Need Dr. in Huntsville or North Alabama. I have chronic back pain from spinal cord injury but have a history of addiction. HELP!! What can I do? Where can I find a Dr. that will work with me? ## Hello, JohhnyEarle! How are you doing? I am very sorry that you're in pain. Do you currently have a PCP that you see regularly? If so, getting them to refer you to someone for help would most likely be the easiest way to get the help you need. Does anyone else have any suggestions? ## I recently had to change insurance companies because my doctor stopped taking the insurance I had. I got sick and went to emergency dept and my pain management doctor cut me off. ## Perhaps your doctor or a pain doctor will let you try the Butrans transdermal. Helps quite a bit with my pain. I have no bad histo...

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Hello, Just curious about a certain topic that just came up and I had never experienced it before. However, it's important to note that I'm more curious about the legality of this situation and not looking for any feedback on any potential actions worth taking. Situation: The other day I went in to see my doctor at a Pain Management clinic, who I've been with for years and have a great relationship with, and something very different was brought up that kind of had us both curious as to the reason behind this. I want to point out I'm not publicly stating the pharmacy name since that's not the focus of my question, but I will state that it is one of the largest chains in the US. The Event: When I was sitting with him he said, "I got a very odd and explicit call fro...

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My girl friend has a sign or history of leukemia. Her feet was been paralyzed before and now were having a baby but the moment that she was check up she didnt said anything about her leukemia and the doctor recommended her the Duvadilan. Now my question, is there any negative side effect on my girlfriend and a threat to our baby because of the isoxsuprine duvadilan.

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I am 72 years old and has been prescribed oxetol-150 by a neurologist recently. I would like to know the side-effects of taking oxetol-150. Below is my case history - I'm feeling shivering around the area of heart for the last 6-8 weeks which spreads to the upper part of body and limbs and continues for 90 minutes to 150 minutes. This phenomenon leads to thumping in chest, rapid exhalation and giddiness. If this symptom starts when I am asleep, I get awakened feeling very uneasy and I get up and sit on bed till it subsides. I am a known COPD patient and suffer from wheezing for which I use Biocler 250 tab, Mucinac 600 tab, Duolin, Maxiflow forte in Rota haler as advised by doctor. On doctor's advice, I have done ECG, ECHO, taken chest x-ray, TMT and 24 hours Holter monitoring but n

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As stated above i have a history of Asthma and was given tedral as a child but am unable to find this product anymore. Can anyone asist me with its location?? ## try phamanabolics . net about €1 per tab .. reliable , always arrives !! ## During junior and high school, I experienced fairly chronic asthma but I was able to participate in jv and varsity football and track, lettering in both. By my mid twenties, the asthmatic symptoms had all but vanished. Now in my early sixties, I am still physically active (running, bicycling, weight training & cross-country skiing), and the asthma has returned to some degree. Over the past five years or so, I have been prescribed various inhalers (Advair, Symbicort, Albuterol, etc) which have had little or no effect. In my experien...

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I have chronic lower bak pan and have for 20 years. MRI's show buldging discs,stenosis&Degenerative Disc Disease. Been on the same pain meds for 8 years now-MS Contin 30mg 2Xday and Vicodin 7.5/750mg 2-3 X day. Now, Primary Doctor suddeny is recommending weening me off ad has started the process aainst my will. My pain continues. Ive not been "cured". The meds make it so that I can liveon ad move. There has been no options suggested to me except getting my pain back. Im afraid and need help finding a Doctor who iswilling to writethe scripts. I have not asked for any increase in my meds for 6 years now and am not looking to do this now either.I tow the line and play no games. I just need help please.Thak you sincerely. ## Hello, Darren! How are you doing? Sorry about the ...

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As i have a family history of Coronory Artery diease, my doctor has advised me to take ecosprin-75 mg life long. I have hyper tension diagonised for the last 12 years. My BP is in the range of 140-150/90-95, consistently for the last 3 -4 years. I am not taking any medicine for BP till now. Is it safe to take ecosprin-75 regularly ? Please educate on its pros & cons . ## My doctor has advised me to take ecosprin 75 daily at night. He has told that it is used for blood thinning. Are there any its side effects.

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as stated in the subject i want to know if there is some solution in alopathy to reduce the side effects of voveran sr.which can be accompnied with voveran without much damage. ## My wife is suffering from Ankylosing Spondilysis. She has been prescribed with dosage of Sazo-en twice daily. Pl let me know whether there is side-effect. ## Please I want to gain weight , which medicine can help me gain I want be fat

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respected doctors, following the brief ailment history of my wife, a female, aged 49 years,03 elective c/sections, known case of htn for the last 05 years, taking tab. adalat la 30 mg. 01 daily and tab. mepresor 100 mg. 01 daily irregularily. now she has the h/o, black stools (melena) since december, 2009,with c/o, persistant nausea,gases(flatulance),pain centre abdomen and very rare vometing.it is very important to describe that green coloured stools and large amounts of mucous were observed for 01 month approx. before black stools began.the investigation history is as under USG-----(17/12/2009)------- (Normal findings) occult blood (15/2/2010)------ (+++) USG-----(17/2/2010)------(increased echogenicity,fatty liver) Upper GI Endoscopy-- (17/02/2009)--(moderate antral gastritis) osopha...

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I have a history of taking antidepressant(Amitriptline) 350 mg per day for the treatment of muscular pain, skin burning sensation, fatigue for the last 18 yrs. Now it is 2nd day i am taking nwegaba 75 with consulting a rhumatologist.He says its a case of fibromyalsia, There is improvement in my pain.how long this this treatmet goes? ## Neugaba contains the active ingredient Pregabalin, this is an anticonvulsant that has been proven to help with certain types of nerve pain. There is no cure, as yet, for Fibromyalgia and most sufferers require life-long treatment of some type. Read more on the medication: Information on Fibromyalgia: Are you seeing your doctor regularly?

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History: today is 3rd day of use, 50g/once a day. Used for opiate dependence, 7 days after last dose of Suboxone. No other symptoms but moderate/strong stomach pains. Some sleeplessness. Any remedies? Other folks experience? Does it go away? Most sites say should not be a side effect for more than a "few days". ## Suboxone has a long half-life. The symptoms you are experiencing at seven days post last usage are most likely withdraw from Suboxone. Some patients do experience some GI disturbance when first starting naltrexone but, they should pass in a week or less. If the symptoms dont go away by that time consult your health care professional. I hope that helps.

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I have a history of anxiety/depression. After 2 life changing events I fell back into this funk. Was put on Luvox and it worked fine. Then had another loss with a company rightsizing and was laid off and have since moved back into home with parents (I am 40). Without insurance started going to local psychiatrist who decided I was Bipolar. To make long story short..........wrong diagnosis. After a month and a half on Latuda which has sent me spiraling down even further into depression and hopelessness, my parents got involved and with blessing of my psychologist (who also didn't think I was Bipolar) we weaned me off of Latuda and onto 10 mg Lexapro after much research. I've been on for 2 weeks and have suffered the nausea, dizziness and loss of weight and right now after 2 1/2 mo...

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History of valvular incompetence and superficial thrombophlebitis of Greater Saphenous Vein (GSV) in the left leg. After being on Eliquis (5mg x2 per day) for a little over 2 1/2 months due to GSV clot propagating into femoral vein (although not that impressive), I developed a case of what appears to be superficial thrombophlebitis in the medial calf of the opposite (right) leg. This seems somewhat odd as if the Eliquis is not working. Will be making an appointment with my vascular doc next week (even though not scheduled to have follow-up ultrasound for initial DVT until 10 more days). Any thoughts? ## No medication can be guaranteed to work 100% of the time, or to work for everyone that tries it. Have you had the exam, yet? If so, did it turn out to be another clot? Eliquis may cause ...

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Some history: im heather, 20 yrs old and i was born with one kidney so everything i take hits me strong. And im not sure if things take longer or shorter to process with one kidney. Ive never worried about my kidney much because ive always taking care of it while still being able to live 100% normal until late. I'm worried i may have done some damage this past week. i did not intend to take the amount of vyvanse i have taken the past few days. I just found myself doing it. But i was recently re prescribed vyvanse for my adhd. I take 60mgs its seriously been since almost a week when i first started them again. I was previously prescribed a higher dose of vyvanse when i was 16 and never had a problem. Just made me sleepy . But this time around is a huge struggle. I took 60mg the first...

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I have a history of sinus infections, i have this medication left from previous infection its expired on 3/15/2012 is it still usable. can not go to the dr. no insurance. ## Hello, Hazeleyes! How are you? No, it isn't a good idea to use an expired antibiotic. They lose efficacy over time and that creates the risk of your developing antibiotic resistant bacteria, that problem may also be increased if you don't have enough to complete a full course of treatment. Are there any low-income clinics in your area? They are usually much cheaper than going to a private physician.

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