Hyoscyamine and Diarrhea: What Users Say
Brand names: Levsin, Hyosyne, Levsin SL, Levbid, Anaspaz, NuLev, Oscimin, Symax SL Ed-Spaz Symax Duotab Symax SR …show all brand names
Reviews for Hyoscyamine
- Zwa...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- September 14, 2020
Hyoscyamine for Irritable Bowel Syndrome "Unfortunately, I had horrible side effects from Levsin, and it only seemed to make my symptoms worse, caused me to feel nauseous, vomit bile, have diarrhea several times a day for several days on end (not sure if it was bloody or not, but I don’t recall eating anything red in color). It gave me severe dry mouth and made me burning hot. Wouldn’t wish that experience on my worst enemy."
- Mut...
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- August 20, 2013
Hyoscyamine for Irritable Bowel Syndrome "This medication works for me for a few hours, most of the time, when I get in a bind and have to leave the house, but I experience a wicked backlash of increased diarrhea for days after the one dose wears off."
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- Lil...
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- October 21, 2021
For Irritable Bowel Syndrome "I originally was prescribed this for a 'nervous stomach' due to diarrhea from severe anxiety. It works to control my bowels and stop the cramps. I have been on and off the meds for about 10 years, using it to help with flares - it is now known I have IBS. If I take it more than 3 days - 3 times a day as prescribed, I have severe constipation. I use it as needed, taking a single dose every day, and more if I have a flare, stopping for a few days only if I have harder stools."
- Anonymous
- July 20, 2021
For Irritable Bowel Syndrome "Made my diarrhea even worse. If it contains sulfa I’m allergic to, why would my GI doctor prescribe it?"
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For Irritable Bowel Syndrome "In 2000, I was initially diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. I was on one drug for 18 years and had three colonoscopies with three different GIs. About four years ago, I began vomiting and having diarrhea a lot during the summer. One year, it was about every other week. Just this past year, I began experiencing severe constipation too. I thought my UC was getting worse, or that I was not tolerating the heat well. Another symptom was profuse sweating. My new GI looked at my scope results and the recent history and determined that I was misdiagnosed. Instead of UC, it should have been IBS. He said the vomiting and sweating were related to the vagus nerve. I quit the UC drug and began hyoscyamine sublingual. So far, I have had good results. I am sometimes not sure if I should take it at the slightest hint of a stomach cramp, but I’m not taking chances. I go for a follow-up soon to see if the doctor’s new diagnosis is correct."