three mystery drugs, HELP!

[Guest guest]

Could dapomide be dopamine?

Maud, Oklahoma

CAI Grad.

PHNS - IC since 09/09/02

[Guest guest]

Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

Any help is much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

I found Pentasa that might be close for your s/l for Crohn's disease.

http://www.medicinenet.com/mesalamine/article.htm

Debi

-- three mystery drugs, HELP!

Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

Any help is much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

I found a great site for cea drugs. Could you be hearing Sulfacet

(Sulfacet-R) for your s/l? Here's the site so you can look at the list.

http://rosacea-control.com/html/prelist.html

Best of luck to ya!

Debi

-- three mystery drugs, HELP!

Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

Any help is much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

After looking at this list, I don't understand why a lot of these drugs are

on here. They had Allegra, Zoloft, etc. This might be a better site. It

describes Sulfacet better.

http://rosacea-control.com/html/pre.html

Debi

-- three mystery drugs, HELP!

Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

Any help is much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

How about Pentasa for crohn's and could you be hearing a mangled

version of Dramamine for Meniere's?

HTH!

Sylvia Roller

M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

gentlsong@...

AIM: Jntlsong

> Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

> for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

> dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

> Any help is much appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

That helps to understand this better. Some meds are used for so many

different things. Thanks for the help Sylvia.

Debi

-- three mystery drugs, HELP!

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> Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

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> for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

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> dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

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> Any help is much appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

Actually, you were fine with that link, Debi! Crohn's and Lupus are two of

the disorders that I deal with daily (in the support group). With all of

the autoimmune disorders, many meds that are prescribed are for off-label

use. You're right, chronic illness manifests itself differently in each

individual; however, all patients experience some sort of alteration in

brain chemistry- from the illness itself and/or secondary depression

resulting from having a chronic illness. Use of AD's with these disorders

is common. It's the chicken/egg dilemma; dr's and researchers are not sure

which came first- did the illness itself cause the chemical changes in the

brain, or do these patients have altered neurochemicals (and/or other

imbalances, esp hormonal) that make them more susceptible to these

illness(es)?

Okay, I am out of researcher mode now! LOL!

Jaimy

three mystery drugs, HELP!

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> Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

>

> for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

>

> dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

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> Any help is much appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

Deb,

The only thing I can think of is that some of them are for the

complications of long-term rosacea or that associated with Lupus or

even the emotional consequences. One of my books says it does respond

to antibiotics and topical corticosteroids. I agree that some seem

kind of strange though.

Sylvia Roller

M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

gentlsong@...

AIM: Jntlsong

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 23:11:42 -0500 (Central Standard Time), Debi wrote:

> After looking at this list, I don't understand why a lot of these

> drugs are

> on here. They had Allegra, Zoloft, etc. This might be a better

> site. It

> describes Sulfacet better.

>

> http://rosacea-control.com/html/pre.html

>

>

> Debi

>

>

> -- three mystery drugs, HELP!

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>

> Hi, Thanks so much ahead of time. I've looked everywhere, it's time

>

> for a new drug book. Doc prescribed Sl? Zetacet for rosacea... Sl?

>

> dapomide for Meniere's disease and sl? Potaza for Crohn's disease.

>

> Any help is much appreciated.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh Cool! You have a great way of coming across with information. Thanks a

bunch!

Debi

-- Re: three mystery drugs, HELP!

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> I found a great site for cea drugs. Could you be hearing

> Sulfacet

>

> (Sulfacet-R) for your s/l? Here's the site so you can look at the

> list.

>

> http://rosacea-control.com/html/prelist.html

>

>