Ic Omeprazole

Insurance Not Covering
my husband has been taking omeprazole for an ulcer, and to protect his stomach from cumadin. i went to get his script yesterday, and medicare and medicaid isnt covering it anymore... just like nexium and protonix. the price of the script is 407.00!!!! we just dont know where to go from here. is th...
Filed in Omeprazole ~ Last Updated: Sunday, 4/5/2009 11:01:58 AM ~ 2 Replies

Femara/multiple Other Drugs/reactions
My mother is a cancer survivor and currently taking Femara. She also takes Meprobamate, Simvastatin, Fluticasone Propionate, Plavix, Omeprazole, Coreg, Digoxin, Zestril, Zyrtec and Aleve. I am shocked at how many drugs being prescribed by several different doctors. How can I makes sense of all of...
Filed in Femara ~ Last Updated: Friday, 10/16/2009 9:41:43 PM ~ 1 Reply

Gastroparesis
My father had surgery on his foot about a month ago. He is also a diabetic. He was prescribed the following tablets by a physician for healing of the foot: CILOSTAZOL, TRAMACET, CLEOCIN, OMEPRAZOLE, CIPROXINA, TRIHEMIC. However, he is vomitting daily and nothing seems to stay down. He is getting...
Last Updated: Saturday, 9/26/2009 5:20:30 PM

Nexium And Sluggish Bowel Syndrome
One important thing no one talks about is how nexium works on the sluggish bowel. Without the nexium and especially if you are taking other constipating medications, nexium helps to keep the bowel moving. I have evidence, as I have not had nexium for 2 months or more and I am in the most terrible ...
Filed in Nexium ~ Last Updated: Saturday, 5/6/2006 5:44:14 AM

Esomeprazole
indication,side effects,contraindication Esomaprazole is a Proton Pump Inhibitor, it reduces the amount of acid produced by the stomach to treat conditions such as heartburn or GERD. Common side effects may include: nausea, headaches, gas and constipation. You can read the information availabl...
Filed in Esomeprazole ~ Last Updated: Saturday, 7/25/2009 12:14:18 AM ~ 1 Reply

Medications
I am currently taking Oramorph, Loratab, zanaflex, baclofen, zanax, omeprazole, phenegran, lonox. For some strange reason when a urine test was given to me it showed i had high levels of dilaudid in amy system and i have not as far as i know have never been given this drug in my life. I really nee...
Last Updated: Saturday, 5/10/2008 12:45:44 AM ~ 2 Replies

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