... brominde, as i cannot get them anymore. is this timespan tablet a slow release one like the DB one.
In the treatment of my myasthenia gravis, would mestinon timespan be as good for me as distigmine?
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- 5 Oct 2009 by melnewman
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- mestinon, mestinon timespan, myasthenia gravis
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suzanne6618 Oct 2009
Distigmine is rarely used now as the danger of a cholinergic crisis is greater than the shorter acting drugs such as mestinon. Yes, Mestinon Timespan is a slow release tablet. It is a safer tablet to take than distigmine.
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