Re: Re: Moic not working

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Hi Toni:

Thanks for the info - too bad because it was quite

helpful for my daughter's painful periods.

Kathe in CA

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>

> Kathe,

> Bextra was removed from the market many months ago

> for the same reasons as

> Vioxx. I have heard they are reformulating it and

> hope to have it back on the

> market soon.

>

> You can still by Bextra from mexico pharmacies and

> other overseas pharmacies

> but it is NOT available in the US. I know because

> it was the only -2

> that I could take and now I am left with basicly

> nothing. I have lodine XL but

> it causes stomach problems.

>

> Toni in Texas

>

> In a message dated 9/16/05 2:49:39 P.M. Central

> Daylight Time,

> writes:

>

> Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 10:52:16 -0700 (PDT)

> From: Kathe Sabetzadeh <lv2ryd@...>

> Subject: Re: Moic not working

>

> Hi Tammy:

>

> Are you taking the Mobic with food? Any

> anti-inflammatory should be taken with food as they

> all can cause stomach upset. Try taking it at

> night

> and maybe you will be able to sleep thru the

> nausea.

> It takes some time for the med to start working -

> how

> long have you been taking it. Mobic is supposed to

> be

> one of the meds less likely to cause stomach

> problems

> - maybe you just have a very sensitive tummy. Any

> medication makes my daughter sick unless she takes

> it

> with food, and even then some of them still do.

> Celebrex was good for me but I stopped it due to

> the

> Vioxx scare - Bextra might help but I have read on

> some posts that it is in short supply. Just talk

> to

> your doctor and see if there is something else you

> can

> try - I am sure he has samples of a few in his

> office.

> Good luck -

>

> Kathe in CA

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Kathe in CA

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