Acetaminophen / dexbrompheniramine / pseudoephedrine User Reviews & Ratings
- nanb
- January 5, 2011
Drixoral Sinus (acetaminophen / dexbrompheniramine / pseudoephedrine) for Sinus Symptoms "I started taking Drixoral years ago as it was the only one that could control sneezing effectively. I stopped when local pharmacies where I shopped stopped having it in stock because of drug addict precautions. I think it is the best sinus medicine you can buy OTC."
- Anonymous
- June 12, 2008
Drixoral Cold and Flu (acetaminophen / dexbrompheniramine / pseudoephedrine) for Allergic Rhinitis "I have been taking this medicine for over 30 years (first as perscribed by doctor). Now it is very difficult to find and the only thing that works on my itchy eyes, itchy throat and sneezing at the same time. It also helps with any itchy skin due to pollen."
- Anonymous
- December 16, 2008
Drixoral Cold/Flu (acetaminophen / dexbrompheniramine / pseudoephedrine) for Allergic Rhinitis "I have used Drixoral for years and it is the only one I really get relief from. I am very upset it is not on the market."
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Drixoral Sinus (acetaminophen / dexbrompheniramine / pseudoephedrine) "My experience with Drixoral Sinus was caused by my usual Sinus Infection. Side Effect: A. After 1 week I started to: 1) lose weight and 2) headaches. Doctor could not determine cause of headaches/weight loss. B. After 2 weeks I had intermittent severer headaches and had lost 60 pounds. Doctor could not determine cause of headaches/weight loss. C. 3rd week: intermittent Headaches became unbearable. Doctor could not determine cause of headaches and sent me to Hospital. D. 4th week: Entered Hospital - I could no longer stand light (daylight, room lights,etc.). In 18 days, hospital could not determine cause of headaches. E. Second hospital identified my problem as "Cluster Headaches". Took 6 months to recover."