Tegaserod was taken off the market in 2007 due to concerns about its safety profile, specifically an increased risk of cardiovascular events such as heart attacks and strokes in certain patient populations. These risks were particularly pronounced in women under 55 who had pre-existing cardiovascular conditions. Although it was reintroduced in 2019 under restricted conditions for specific patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), the broader safety concerns led to its initial withdrawal.
Rolaids were not taken off the market. The manufacturers who make rolaids, tylenol, etc. had a recall in their factory. Will be back in the market soon!
Rolaids were not taken off the market. The manufacturers who make rolaids, tylenol, etc. had a recall in their factory. Will be back in the market soon!
no, xanax is not taken off the market. i still get a prescription every month.
yes
Tegaserod treats irritable bowel syndrome and chronic constipation but does not cure these conditions. While it can help you will need to change your diet, exercise more, or see alternate treatments for a cure.
Darvocet was taken off the market due to safety concerns related to its potential to cause serious and sometimes fatal heart rhythm abnormalities.
depends on the lender. There are some that will let you refi 1 day off market, but usually about 6 months off market.
no
It has not been taken off the market, and is used regularly .
no not at all because it would be taken off of the market.
Kitamine is probably what you're thinking of.
On a selective basis, hospitol by hospitol