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I have both stress and urge incontinence. Just started taking Gemtesa this morning. I would like to know about any experiences you have had with this drug. ## The FDA lists the typical side effects of Gemtesa as possibly including nausea, dizziness, urinary retention, diarrhea, and dry mouth. Ref: Medline Plus Gemtesa Have you experienced any side effects? Can anyone else that's taken it chime in with their experiences? ## I had urine retention, after taking Gemtesa, which, with a prolapse, is the last thing I need. It didn't help at all with stress incontinence (i.e. sneezing, coughing, etc.) Doesn't seem worth it to me to take Gemtesa if I have retention. ## Oh wow! Sorry to hear that Judy! That would positively suck!!! I understand, though, I've had weird reactions to...
Just starting out on Myrbetriq and was wondering when is the best time of the day to take this medicine?? ## Hello, Chuck! How are you? There is no real best time of day to take it, it really depends on you and how your body reacts to it. Some people may experience a lot of dizziness and drowsiness, as listed among the side effects provided by the FDA, so some people do better taking it at night, before bed, so the worst have worn off by morning. Other side effects may also include nausea, blurred vision and dry mouth. What instructions did your doctor provide? ## My doctor has prescribed hydrochlorot (fluid pill) that I take in the morning. Myrbetriq has been described bladder control. Is this normal? If so, when should I take the myrbetriq? ## Taking it 2 days can't sleep. Is this...
what are the side effects of Keprocaine ## looking for answer - what the side effects are for Keprocaine ## what are the side effects for Keprocaine cream. Is either diaharea or urinary tract infection a possibility? Experience both since I started applying this cream. ## Keprocaine Side Effects Answer: I don't have the official paper telling me what can be expected, so I'll share with you my own experience with Keprocaine Cream. When my hubby rubs it on my back, it has a tingle and a sort of 'burn' feeling, but 'burn' is really to strong of a word... It does NOT hurt me, it's just tingling for about 4 to 5 minutes then it feels fine. After that, it becomes sticky on my skin and so I just lay down and let it dry for about 10 minutes. This cream has litteraly ...
I'm 7 weeks pregnant and have thrush. My doctor gave me canex v to use. However when I got home the leaflet with the dasage and directions were not in the package. How often do I have to insert the cream and for how long? Once a day at night? Also is this safe to use during pregnancy? ## Hi... each time after I have urinated I experience vaginal pains as if something needs to be expelled. I would like to know if taking Canex V could help? ## Hello, Shwele! How are you? If it is occurring during, or after urination, then you may have a bladder infection, or a urinary tract infection, which would require an antibiotic, so no Canex V would not help with that. The U.S. FDA lists the typical side effects of antibiotics as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, non-allergic skin ...
I have been on potassium citrate meds since February ‘22 to help control the formation of kidney stones and I am beginning to have trouble with acid reflux. My urologist tells me that some people come off these meds because of this and just deal with the occasional stone instead of putting up with the side effects of the meds. Does anyone have any experiences to share? ## Have you asked your doctor what you can do to alleviate the reflux? If it's safe for you to take, an antacid might help, though they can also cause side effects, such as nausea, dry mouth, and headache. Ref: Antacid Information Are you on any other medications?
what type of illness does baralgin 500mg used for ## Baralgin is a non-naroctis pain reliever. It is mainly used for treatment of pain with spasms, from kidney stones, intestinal spasms, and migraines. Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do. ## I WANT TO KNOW THE SIDE EFFECTS OF IF ANY OF BARALGIN 500MG ## what is the baralgin drops what type of illness ## does baralgin have any side effects? can you take baralgin if u have fibres? Can you take it with any other medician? can you take it if your emoglobin is low ## does baralgin have any side effects ## side effects of baralgin ## What would happen if I took 3 500mg baralgin tablets at once? ## can I use baraglin to treat diarreh ## can u take baralgin while taking warfarin ## Can I take BARALGI...
I found this pill and have searched everywhere for an answer. It is round, white, has 110 on one side, but a triangle type design on the other. Maybe like an upside down triangle with no bottom line and an x through it? Or upside down triangle, no line on the bottom with a smaller triangle through it? ## From your description of the logo, it appears to be Darifenacin Hydrobromide 7.5mg, a drug for bladder & urinary spasms (NDC 70700-182). Source, including a picture: drugs.com ## This tablet contains 7.5mg Darifinacen (NDC 70700-0182 ). It is used to treat overactive bladder symptoms. Inactive Ingredients: - Anhydrous Dibasic Calcium Phosphate - Hypromellose 2208 - Magnesium Stearate - Talc - Titanium Dioxide - Lactose Monohydrate - Polydextrose - Maltodextrin - Medium-Chain Triglyc...
I have been asking oxybutynin cl er 15 mg for a couple of years now, but now I am finding part of the pill in my stool?. The pill I take has ku on one side and 272 on the other side why is this happening and has anyone else had this problem? Am going to switch to another form of pill as it is not doing what it is suppose to me. Take it in the morning with the rest of my pills if that helps,the pill is melted and the part that goes into my stool has a hard plastic like substance to it. ## This tablet is manufactured by Kremers Urban and it is an extended release formulation, which means that the shell of the tablet may be intact in your stool, or you may see an odd substance, but that is normal and is part of the time released formulation, but the medication has been released and used by...
I have both chronic and acute headaches. I've taken everything. The only relief I ever get is through narcotics. No one will prescribe them so I've spent the last 10 years in bed, in the dark. I would really like to die because the pain is so bad. When it gets bad I'll go to the ER but they won't even help me. I also have a problem with my body making kidney stones. Please help. ## Hello, Rocky! How are you? Due to the new regulations that were put in place last year, if you require narcotics on a long-term ongoing basis, you'll need to see a specialist. A PCP won't be able to prescribe them for you. Thus, you'll likely need to see a neurologist and a urologist. Do you currently have a PCP that could refer you to other doctors? If so, that would be the best w...
The doctor said there's no need for medication in this case. But what should i do if i feel some pain? Drinking water is not enough. ## Have you consulted your doctor, again, to let them know you are still having the pain? Rowatinex is a supplement product that is claimed, but not actually proven to help with these types of problems. The ingredients are listed as: Pinene, Camphene, Cineol B.P.C., Fenchone, Borneol, Anethol and Olive Oil. ## Rowatinex is a medication that has been around for 40+ years. It is made in Germany, by Bayer. Rowatinex will soften the stones, so that you will have no pain, peeing this out. It does not dissolve stones, I wonder who came up with that crazy idea. It is not for sale in the USA. Amazon sells it and asks of course way too much money for it. I orde...
its black on one side and yellow on the other, it is a capsule and helps with bladder infections it is a prescription medicine ## I've had a total number of 6 bladder infections in the past two years and after my first bladder infection, in which my doctor prescribed me a white pill. After that, this nitro pill was the only one that worked. It is for more severe infections, and make sure that you finish the bottle. There were no particular side effects and it begins relieving pain within a few hours, and pain is completely gone within 72 hours. ## I believe the medication you're referring to is Nitrofurantoin, which is an antibiotic that is commonly used to treat urinary tract infections. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, a...
Ive been ditropan for a while and in the last few months have started having symptoms of dizzyiness and pressure in my forehead. Episodes last for a few hours. Im trying to find out if others are having simular issues or whether its an unrelated issue to ditropan. Have others experienced this? ## I am also experiencing dizziness and fatigue from this drug. I've been on oxybutynin now for about a year and a half. I've stopped taking this drug for about 2 weeks now. I was taking 15mg a day. Some days are better than others but I'm still not myself quite yet... ## Ditropan contains the active ingredient Oxybutynin, it is most commonly used to help treat overactive bladder, and yes, it is well known to cause these types of side effects, according to FDA reports. Other side effec...
Does Veslcare help with bladder Control? ## What is the difference between VESLcare and Vesicare? Why does one work but not the other? ## As far as I can tell, you are talking about the same thing, the name is actually VESIcare, no L in it. So it shouldn't work differently. ## please list side effects on VESI care. ## Here's the monograph link for the active ingredient in VESIcare to provide you with side effect information: ## VESIcare contains the active ingredient Solifenacin, it is used to help treat and prevent overactive bladder. It is a urinary antispasmodic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and blurred vision.
What are the uses of Veslcare? ## just started vesicare a senior there are no markings on pill. the are in a blister pack? any danger or added info. 4 me to look out for ## VESIcare contains the active ingredient Solifenacin, it is used to help treat and prevent overactive bladder. It is a urinary antispasmodic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and blurred vision.
I want to know how long it takes to get into your system to correct the problem? What is it used for? ## Solifenacin, sold as the brand name Vesicare among others, is a medicine used to treat overactive bladder and neurogenic detrusor overactivity (NDO). It may help with incontinence, urinary frequency, and urinary urgency. Benefits appear similar to other medications in the class. It is taken by mouth. Most medications take a few days to see it is working, some even weeks depending on your situation.
Blue Capsule with SJ 646 written on it. ## This capsule was called "UTA" and contains the following ingredients: (NDC 45985-646) - Hyoscyamine Sulfate 0.12 mg - Methenamine 120 mg - Methylene Blue 10 mg - Phenyl Salicylate 36 mg - Sodium Phosphate, Monobasic 40.8 mg It was used to treat pain and discomfort associated with urinary tract infections.
I am 76 years old, and I was told I have a sugar problem. I am to go for urination after every half an hour. How do I make it normal? A doctor advised me to take Urimax-D. ## Urimax is used in men to help relieve the symptoms of an enlarged prostate, like painful urination or difficulty while passing urine.
Found a baggy of small round white pills in kid's stuff. The pill has the letter D on one side. The other side has the letter F with a top aligned minus sign / dash next to it. Anybody have any idea what these are? ## Enablex, for urinary frequency urges, and urinary incontinence. ## Enablex tablets have the DF on one side of the tablet, and a number representing the dosage on the other. NDC: 00078-0419, and NDC: 00078-0420 Here are images of both doses available to confirm what Enablex tablets look like. Unfortunately, I cannot find anything without numbers on them that meet the stated description. Does anyone recognize these tablets? ## Found the same. Did you ever find a valid answer? Thanks ## Just found the same. Turns out it's toothpaste tabs: ## I second the toothpaste ...
I bought them years ago when they were available, for bladder infection. Cleared me up in no time!! FANTASTIC!! Now I need them again for the same problem. ## Hello, Rick! How are you? I'm sorry about the infection. However, this product is no longer available. It would be best to see your doctor for a diagnosis and proper antibiotic prescription, if necessary. The FDA lists the side effects of antibiotics as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, non-allergic skin rash and diarrhea. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Does anyone know why this product is no longer produced and available ? These pills were great ! Did the government get involved and that's the reason they're no longer accessible to the public ? If anyone knows, I sure would appreciate an answ...
It's small, round and white with one side imprinted with DG7 with the line in between the G and the 7. The other side has an imprinted square that is empty. Any ideas? I found it in my son's closet. ## Did you ever find out what this pill was? I found one in my nephews room and he couldn't tell me and I can't find it anywhere. ## Well, this is dog medication. Our doggy day care left a bag for "Mudge" in our overnight bag for our pup (not Mudge). Trying to see what it's for still... ## Found out what it is... Did you have a female dog have hysterectomy recently? dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/archives/fdaDrugInfo.cfm?archiveid=81098 ## Thank you Fanielle for identifying the pills as incurin and posting. I'm just going to source some of that information into...