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#1 kaykin75

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Posted 18 January 2002 - 10:19 PM

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Has anyone NOT had good results with these 2 drugs? I finally had enough of the "D" and went to my family doctor who prescribed these for me. It has been over a week now, with no relief. I mean, for 2 weeks I have had terrible "D".....just like water coming out. I am trying to get this under control so I can go back to college!!Keri W.diagnosed with IBS-D in 1995 Posted Image Posted Image Posted Image


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#2 kaykin75

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Posted 23 January 2002 - 12:17 AM

I take one capsule 3 times daily and then with the Lomotil I take 1 tablet three times daily as needed. Still, 2 weeks later, I find no relief with any of these. *cries* I WANT MY LOTRONEX BACK!!!!! Posted Image Posted Image Posted Image Posted Image

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Posted 20 January 2002 - 02:03 PM

I have done Librax, Levbid/Levsin/Hysocyamine sulfate, (some of this may be redundent, sorry) Questran and Donnatal. Nothing helped with the pain. Posted Image I have also tried the Calcium suggested in the OTC forum, but I think I went to the other extreme (IBS/C) which scared me so I am afraid to even try and figure out a doseage. Probably not the best attitude BUT I do have my Imodium. Imodium is not the be all end all for me (still have pain) but the D is manageable, depending on what I eat. Hope you have better luck w/ these & find something what works for you.PEACE

#4 zayaka

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Posted 19 January 2002 - 01:21 AM

If lomotil are those tiny white pills for D, I once got a prescription for them (ER) and it did not work.On the other hand I have taken librax in the past and it has worked; not under very stressful situations though. It has helped with the cramps.

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Posted 20 January 2002 - 11:45 PM

I have tried Liberex, Levson, Levbid, and many others for spasms. Right now Donnatal is helping. As far as lomotil it is my miricle drug. I was taking 8 immodium at a time with no success. Now 2 lomoitl and i get some relief. With these drugs it is trial and error. Good Luck.

#6 Karl2001

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Posted 24 January 2002 - 05:53 PM

Good Afternoon,I've used both. I know that Lomotil is supposed to be just like Immodium.....BUT...Immodium seems to work better for me.Lybrax didn't seem to do much of anything for me at all.KARL

#7 Lisa McCloughry

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Posted 20 January 2002 - 06:03 PM

I tried both of those drugs but so far Immodium has worked better than any prescription drugs with the exception of Lotronex which was like being a person without IBS. Heaven!Without Immodium I wouldn't make it to work in the morning.Hang in there.

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Posted 25 January 2002 - 05:05 PM

I have tried Donnatal, Levsin, Librax and Lomotil. Nothing worked for me except the lomotil. I don't know what I would do without it. I can actually go out for dinner, low fat of course :-)

#9 heather joy

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Posted 21 January 2002 - 05:11 PM

How much librax are you taking? If I take just 1 it doesn't do anything, however 2 taken every 6 hours along with a couple of immodium usually works for me.





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