What are some side effects from taking Hyoscyamine?

Hi marjorie, Thankyou so much for your help. I actually tried the sublinguals for prevention, but they only seem to work during an episode. They do stop the cramps for the most part in 15 to 20 mins. Im still taking the 0.325 tabs, and so far they seem to work pretty well. They also added prednisone to the mix. most people dont like prednisone, but i have always had luck with it.
The dry mouth does get bad sometimes. I bought some mouth spray called Biotene, and it works great. If you havent tried it, think about it. It is otc, and not expensive. Hope to hear from you again, and hope e1 is having a pain free day!! Thanks, Linda

Thanks for the suggestion for dry mouth I will try it. Hyoscyamine is great I also don't care for Prednisone sometimes but it does work unfortunately I have to use it alot sometimes because of my lungs too. Good luck the Hyoscyamine is Great. Keep in touch.

Hi redfrog. Thank you for your interest. WOW, it must have taken you a while to come up with that combination! I quit drinking about 10 yrs. ago, so thats not a problem. How did you come up with that combo? Ive been doing the trial and error for several years. Everything seems to work for a short while, then back to the usual. Well, thanks again, I appreciate your input! Linda

Last year I read an articles about a new study of vitamin D3 importance for the immune system. Also noticed that FDA increased the minimum daily value from 200 IU to 400 IU. At about the same time, I read some articles about how Vitamin B6 was being used to treat depression, certain inflammations, and Celiac disease. So I went to the store & bought D3, B6, B12, & E. I did not noticed that the B6 and B12 were "vegetarian potency" (for people who don't eat meat). Two months later, when I noticed I had gone 2 months without IBS attacks, I carefully read the labels on the vitamin bottles, and that's when I noticed I had been taking 10000% Daily value of B6, and 16,660% Daily value of B12. I then lowered the dosages of B6 & B12 by 1/2, and continued taking them. So it was "Serendipity" or "divine intervention", not trial and error. By the way, one form of B6 has been banned for sale by the FDA, because it will be sold as a prescription drug by a pharmaceutical co.