What are other side effects

If you can’t stand more than 30 minutes&you take Fosamax&Nabumetone.Will it cause Phlebitis. No, it cause esophagitis or burning in the esophagus. What are the other side effects? FOSAMAX* Gastrointestinal abdominal pain nausea d…

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What are the side effects for Nicotine Mints?

Q: My friend decided he would quit smoking so hes using these Nicotine Mints. Hes been in a real depression lately and he says it burns when he swallows his spit. I tried looking up the side effects but none of these came up on the pages.

A: That’s because the nicotine lozenges don’t cause depression. Nicotine is an antidepressant. Depression is a common symptom of stopping smoking. So the nicotine lozenges are probably keeping the depression from becoming worse rather than causing it. If it’s a problem, he should go to his doctor and get a prescription for Wellbutrin or Zyban, which is an antidepressant that is also a stop smoking med. It can be combined with the nicotine lozenges but only under a doctor’s supervision.Nicotine causes mild burning — it’s spicy. And mint of course also stimulates nerve endings, the spice stimulates the heat sensitive nerves and the mint the cold-sensitive ones. Your friend could try a different flavor of lozenges like the cherry to see if they burn less. Also, he could have heartburn — is his throat burning, or his stomach? That *is* a common side effect of nicotine lozenges and one I’ve had. There are two solutions to that. He shouldn’t chew the lozenges at the end and swallow them, it’s hard to avoid doing that because it’s automatic but if you do it will give you heartburn. The other is to take a heartburn med, he could try Prilosec OTC and if that doesn’t work ask his doctor for a stronger prescription med. If with all of this he still doesn’t tolerate the lozenges he should try another approach, such as a nicotine inhaler or the patch (normally less effective because you can’t control the dose).

What are the side effects of ADHD pills on someone who doesn’t have ADHD?

Q: I heard they make you lose weight.and I really need to focus sometimes!

A: We are speaking about pretty dangerous side effects here. Scroll down to Ritalin.Watch few minutes video with Dr. Mary Ann Block to find answers you are looking for.http://www.cchrint.org/2009/09/15/no-more-adhd/Dr. Mary Ann Block”Because of my medical training, my goal as a physician is to look for and treat the underlying conditions causing the patient’s problem, rather than just covering up those symptoms with drugs. I have seen and treated thousands of children from all over the United States, who had previously been labeled ADHD and treated with amphetamine drugs. By taking a thorough history and giving these children a complete physical exam as well as doing lab tests and allergy testing, I have consistently found that these children do not have ADHD, but instead have allergies, dietary problems, nutritional deficiencies, thyroid problems and learning difficulties that are causing their symptoms. All of these medical and educational problems can be treated, allowing the child to be successful in school and life, without being drugged.”——————————————————————————I would recommend you reading following booklet for parentshttp://www.fightforkids.org/Psychiatric_Drugs_and_Your_Childs_Future.pdfand following less than 2 minutes video about psychiatry diagnosishttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3JQ8OVHVWA&feature=channel_page…andPsychiatry – NO SCIENCE-NO CURES (4:54min) Do psychiatrists and by them prescribed drugs help people? Hear it from them.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHu7Ik36128———————————————————————you can also google or yahoo “adhd fraud” – you get good links likehttp://www.adhdfraud.org/Articles, essays, and other information pertaining to the fraud of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)–Compiled by Dr. Fred BaughmanFred A. Baughman Jr., MD has been an adult & child neurologist, in private practice, for 35 years.—————–Here is a little taste of ADHD drugs like RitalinYou can find facts about Ritalin in this booklet which is available on-line.It is the fifth booklet from lefthttp://www.drugfreeworld.org/#/publicati…Quote:”Even when Ritalin is used as prescription drug, it may have severe side effects including nervousness, insomnia, anorexia (eating disorder), pulse changes, heart problems and weight loss. The manufacturer says it is a drug of dependency.In June 2005, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a series of public health advisories warning that Ritalin and drugs like it may cause visual hallucinations, suicidal thoughts, psychotic behavior, as well aggression and violence behavior.”

Can Xanax cause permanent sexual side effects or any other irreversible side effects?

Q: Can Xanax cause permanent sexual side effects or any other irreversible side effects? That is, side effects that persist after the discontinuation of treatment? I’m asking because I will be taking single doses of 2mg, two times a day. I’m 21, male.Also, once tolerance develops, is it reversible after being off the drug a considerable amount of time?

A: Hi: I have been on Xanax for a number of years for Panic Disorder. From a female standpoint, I have never had sexual problems on this medication. I have never read that it causes impotency for males (either temporary or permanently), however everyone is different – guess it’s best to talk to your MD. If you take this drug for a month or more, you will have a very bad withdrawal syndrome (which can persist for weeks or months) should you suddenly stop it. Should you wish to discontinue, it’s imperative that you do it in small increments over a long period of time(best to have a doctor tailor a withdrawal plan for you). I have read some reports of brain ‘shrinkage’ in people who have taken benzodiazepenes for a long period of time – however, don’t know how valid these ‘reports’ or ‘studies’ are. Guess I should be really dumb by now. Also, any and all medications, especially when taken over a long period of time, have the possibility of affecting kidney or liver function.I have always taken my Xanax sublinglually (melted it under my tongue). I have found it to be more effective in that manner – although bitter tasting.