Glutamine for Sickle Cell Anemia User Reviews

Brand names: Endari, GlutaSolve

Mar...
Taken for 1 to 2 years
March 11, 2025

"After discharge from a long stay, my doctor added this to my Hydroxyurea. I gave it a chance, and it was a little gritty at first, but after a month I felt more energy and have not been back to the E.R. for over a year. I was changed to the generic, and it never kicked in and caused something I had not had since a kid. Trying to get back on the brand ASAP. My doctor says I need the brand Endari, and other people in my support group experienced the same on the cheaper stuff."

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