co-phenotrope.Its active ingredients are diphenoxylate and atropine. Diphenoxylate is anti-diarrheal and atropine is anticholinergic. Diphenoxylate is chemically related to the opioid drug meperidine. A subtherapeutic amount of atropine sulfate is present to discourage deliberate overdosage. A...
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Positive Experiences with Diarrhea
Medications
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Lomotil8,931 posts
More patient posts reported that Lomotil helped them when used for Diarrhea (54% higher than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Imodium
More patient posts reported that Imodium helped them when used for Diarrhea (25% higher than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Codeine
An average number of patient posts reported that Codeine helped them when used for Diarrhea
Lotronex
More patient posts reported that Lotronex helped them when used for Diarrhea (53% higher than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Loperamide
Fewer patient posts reported that Loperamide helped them when used for Diarrhea (5% lower than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Entocort
Fewer patient posts reported that Entocort helped them when used for Diarrhea (6% lower than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Pepto-Bismol
More patient posts reported that Pepto-Bismol helped them when used for Diarrhea (20% higher than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Levsin
More patient posts reported that Levsin helped them when used for Diarrhea (133% higher than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Asacol
Fewer patient posts reported that Asacol helped them when used for Diarrhea (20% lower than average of other Diarrhea treatments)
Probiotic
An average number of patient posts reported that Probiotic helped them when used for Diarrhea
Motofen
Sorry, there are not enough posts to calculate the overall score of Motofen for Diarrhea
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Lomotil Top Concerns
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Hi - I took Augmentin for sinus infection for 14 ...infection for 14 days. I developed loose stools a week after I ...morning. Is this normal? He also gave me Lomotil which i did not take...
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...was given Lomotil last week for my chronic diarrhea. I do have ...I've been on the Lomotil for a week with ...on learning of the death of her...
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...the other day I had some clots and now when I ...the past he has compleetly blown me off.
I am on lomotil daily for my IBS but I still have flares and other medication...
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...were you prescribed for the diarrhoea?
Just a thought, but Sarah found that Questran, Lomotil and Imodium caused her bloating and cramping whereas the...
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My radiologist prescribed LOMOTIL to control my diarrhea. Much stronger than IMMODIUM. Never needed more than 3 pills...
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...to have severe diarrhea.
His doctor gave him lomotil to take for the diarrhea.
He has found out ...is best to take the lomotil before he gets diarrhea.
He ...him.
Ask you doctor about lom...
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Charles - I've been taking Lomotil for my diarrhea for 35 yrs now with no ill effects. ...has really done the trick for me is Colestid. It helps firm up the stool which in turn eliminates...
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...snack throughout the day to get some calories and nutrients but anytime I put something in my stomach it seems to revolt against it. I take Lomotil for the diarrhea but it makes me feel even...
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...is an explanation of Lomotil http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/digestive-he ... motil.html
I was given Amitriptyline (a tri-cyclic antidepressant) by a gastroenterologist for the runs. It did slow...
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...me whine and complain.
I'm on Humira to keep the Crohn's under control. I have ...pain and cramping. The pain came out of ...I'm keeping clear from the Lomotil for awhile although it's no...
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