Subject: The L-Arginine felt exactly the same to me as the Zelnorm.

From: "Arabella" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 13:18:15 +0200

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We should all try to remember this fact.
There does seem to be a side effect of nausea in some people, although
that might be lessened if it is taken with a meal. Please don't leave a
comment asking for or giving medical advice. When zelnorm came out it
was a miricle drug that help the pain and stoped the contispation that I
had. Just to say, Zelnorm was originally only approved for women with
IBS, but it was then additionally approved for men and women with
chronic idiopathic constipation. I tried hypnotherapy twice, and it
didn't do anything for me. I tend to agree with what Sharon says. We
often use anecdotal evidence to make decisions.
Just stopping during my pregnancy. Not to be confused with plain
magnesium tablets.
My body rejects food if I don't take this wonderful medication that we
all know and love - ZELNORM!
Miralax does seem to be a fairly powerful laxative and there are some
positive reviews on my website. The argument is that if Bowlex works for
you, or it works for a handful of other sufferers, then this is proof
that Bowlex works at least some of the time, and therefore it is beyond
criticism.
Yeah, that's a good way to choose a life partner. Now I Don't know what
I am going to do.
because I took the last one today.
At least allow the person with the problem to make the decision - there
is nothing else available!
Well, I think I will stop now, but it felt good to have a rant!
I wish they use me as a gunea pig for their new study ,i hope it comes
back!
I just called to get the prescription filled and they told me it was a
no go. I've been on the Eat Right for Your Blood Type Diet and it's
brought me to the point of remission for the IBS, which is sort of
miraculous but it's taken about a year of slow improvement.
Now all I have to do is find out how to get it. It's also eerily
reminiscent of the bizarre situation which surrounded the IBS-D drug
Lotronex, which was approved and then withdrawn and then approved again
after a campaign by IBS sufferers.
I tried other meds, but the side effects included more bloating,
peripheral edema, nausea, and a few others.
She will feel out of place and unusual. Without it I have felt
absolutely miserable.
Please let me have this back.