This is frustrating: one day a web site works...and the next day it doesn't ! That's the reality of the Internet, I guess. I have no idea what Cookies are - and I really do not want to know!
I am prepared to give you two ways of accessing the site for Prilosec -- This also works for most other drugs too!!
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1.) PlanetRx.com
** scroll down to LEARN MORE (shown in yellow) and click: DRUG INFO A-Z
** click: DRUG INFO A-Z
** click: P
** click: PRILOSEC
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2.) PlanetRx Drug Information
** click: DRUG INFO A-Z
** click: P (for Prilosec) and then click PRILOSEC.
http://www.planetrx.com/condition/presdrugs_info.html
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At Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Gina wrote:
>
>Hi Helen,
>I couldn't get there through that url for some reason, will
>try again in a second. Anyway, did you get diahrea from using prilosec?
>That seems to be the problem is started and now I stopped taking it,
>that problem (D) hasn't gone away :( So don't know if it was the
>prilosec or just coincidence?
>I took pepcid and zantac for about 6 weeks prior to being switched to
>prilosec. I find the pepcid works better.
>Gina
>
>At Sat, 13 Nov 1999, Helen Dynda wrote:
>>
>>Gina,
>>
>>I have also taken Prilosec (20mgs each day) - for Helicobacter pylori, a
>>bacteria that causes duodenal ulcers.
>>
>>Most patients heal within 4 weeks of omeprazole (generic of Prilosec),
>>clarithromycin and amoxicillin triple therapy - 20mg of Prilosec each
>>day. Some patients, which was true in my case, may require an
>>additional 4 weeks of therapy.
>>
>>Here is a web site which will give you the following information about
>>Prilosec: Uses, Instructions, Side Effects, and Warnings.
>>
>>http://www.planetrx.com/product/rx/drug_lib.asp?try=1
>>
>>1.) click the letter, P
>>
>>2.) click Prilosec
>>
>>At Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Gina wrote:
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>>>Doc had given me prilosec for my stomach problems and >ever since I took that, my bowels are moving again (too >well, diahrea now!). At least it's not IBS feeling (you know
>>>that crampy gotta-go-now urge with no results) I used to >have, still not painful and producing no blood. I did see >some mucous yesterday :( I am keeping a close watch on >the situation, and I didn't take the prilosec last night, to >see if that indeed was what caused this new problem. >Will know by tonight if this is the case or not. If it's not >prilosec will probably call the doc and see what to do
>>>because this drastic a change in BM's worries me.
>>>Only thing different is prilosec.
>>>Gina
>>>
>>>At Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Helen Dynda wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Gina,
>>>>Feel free to write to me for information about the colon.
>>>>
>>>>At Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Tina Shelby wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Gina,
>>>>>
>>>>>Here are some web sites for you - Helen Dyna had some good ones as well -
>>>>>but they have been lost on my previous hard drive.
>>>>>
>>>>>gastronews.com - look under A - atonic colon - but this only gives a
>>>>>definition. Helen had a GI site that went into more detail but I can not
>>>>>find it - maybe she can let us know the web address again.
>>>>>
>>>>>I also wanted to add - there are some prokinetic medications - such as
>>>>>propulsid - that can be tried to stimulate the colon but not all respond to
>>>>>it. This condition is usually in young (twenty's) females that also have
>>>>>severe bloating associated with long times - > 4 days - between BMs.
>>>>>
>>>>>I'll see if I can find further sites for you. If you have access to a
>>>>>medical library - you would be able to find a weath of info on the subject.
>>>>>
>>>>>Hope this helps
>>>>>
>>>>>Tina
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>The 15th century proverb which summarizes the purpose of medicine is:
>>>>* To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always. *
>>>>
>>--
>>The 15th century proverb which summarizes the purpose of medicine is:
>>* To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always. *
>>
-- The 15th century proverb which summarizes the purpose of medicine is: * To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always. *