Loperamide is an over-the-counter medication primarily used to treat diarrhea. While it is an opioid, it does not produce a typical opioid high because it does not effectively cross the blood-brain barrier at standard doses. At very high doses, however, some individuals may experience euphoric effects, but this poses significant health risks, including serious cardiac issues. It's important to use loperamide as directed to avoid potential dangers.
Loperamide, Codeine, Racecadotril, Difenoxin, and Diphenoxylate.
no codeine is an opiod not a cannaboid
can you take anti-diarrheal loperamide
Loperamide is not an antibiotic. It is an antimotility drug used in the treatment of diarrhoeas.
diarrhea
It is not recommended to give loperamide to your border terrier without consulting a veterinarian first. While loperamide is used to treat diarrhea in humans, it can have different effects on dogs and may not be safe for all breeds. Diarrhea in dogs can have various underlying causes, so it's important to determine the cause and get appropriate treatment from a professional. Always seek veterinary advice before administering any medication to your pet.
diarrhea
Imodium
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.
It's an opiod. It will show up on the opiate/opiod tests.
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.
I do not know what you mean by 'hci'. Loperamide is an oral tablet given usually for diarrhoea. I checked the British national Formulary 2008, and it does not give , 'falling hair' as a side effect. Even I have not encountered this in my practice. You may wait for more answers.