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can you take anti-diarrheal loperamide

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Can you take loperamide while you are pregnant?

Loperamide is generally safe to take while pregnant. There is no evidence of risk to the child or mother from taking this drug. However, if you are on loperamide and become pregnant, make sure to check with your doctor.


Is loperamide safe to take while taking suboxone?

Yes.


Can you take loperamide while you are pregrant?

My doctor gave me a list of safe medications to take while pregnant. Immodium is listed as safe for diarrhea. It looks to me like Immodium is loperamide so I am making the assumption that it is okay...fwiw.


Is loperamide an antibiotic?

Loperamide is not an antibiotic. It is an antimotility drug used in the treatment of diarrhoeas.


What is loperamide for?

diarrhea


Can loperamide hci minimize stomach pain?

Loperamide hci is an over the counter medication that is used to treat diarrhea. There is potential that loperamide can reduce stomach cramps that are associated with diarrhea.


What is loperamide sold as?

Imodium


What is loperamide used for?

diarrhea


Is immodium an opiate?

There is a chemical in immodium called loperamide. Loperamide is an opiate, but its effects are isolated to the intestinal tract. All opiates will cause constipation, loperamide does too without too many other effects.


How do you increase the solublity of loperamide hcl?

Loperamide(R) is soluble in ammonium acetate buffer (0.01 M, pH=5), diluted 0.001M HCl and methanol.


Loperamide hci 2 mg?

Anti diarrheal


Can you take amoxycillin and loperamide together?

You should check with your doctor first. However Amoxycillin an antibacterial can be combined with Loperamide when the diarrhea is not infectious. Loperamide should be avoided in diarrhea due to infections of GIT (infectious diarrhea) where there is risk of toxins from bacterial in colon leading to infectious colitis and thereafter toxic megacolon. I would again advice to check with your doctor first.