My daughter is 17, Servira has helped but has been replaced by Donnatal extend tabs. She now is nauseated after eating. Has Servira been discontinued and what would be a better substitution?
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suzanne6624 Sep 2009
Yes, Sevira has been discontinued probably because of its habit forming potential, side effects and because there are safer more effective medicines on the market.
You should discuss your options with your doctor if Donnatal is not suitable. Your daughters treatment will possibly need re-evaluating.
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I do not see where Sevira has been discontinued. I am thinking suzanne66 might have too many opinions - are you an expert? You are dispensing a lot of "facts". Where is your info it has been taken off the market.