Capzasin for Postherpetic Neuralgia: Uses, Side Effects, Warnings, and Dosing Information

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My daughter was prescibed Singulair after a hospital admission. Her Asthma is thought to be triggered by viruses. The tablets seemed to have good effect with regards to her Asthma. She has been in and out of hospital too much in her short life and i was really hopeful that we had found something to help her. A month later her baby sister was born, she became very aggressive, would get extremely angry at the smallest thing and scream and shout, she had nightmares about fires and was scared to stay at friends who had an open fire. She would hit out and not listen, she was impossible to reason with and could not sit still at all. Her pre-school teachers started to ask if she was on Steriods as they knew these made her hyper, but she wasnt. This drug has it's place, but it's not right for my child, her behaviour was blamed on having a new baby around, i felt awful when i realised. After a week of stopping it she was calmer, after three i had my lovely affectionate, good little girl back, be very careful to monitor side effects if you have to try this drug, it certainly doesnt seen to be good for alot of children.

i have hopes that these side effects will diminish...the dr said he will not do a hysterectomy on my because of my age even tho i have a 16 year old and will NEVER pro-create again. birth control has never helped, and has only made me insane mood swings. if i experience the same on the 2nd shot (male dr. recommended 3 shots and then surgery if it helps) im done with this. i hope to all that is holy i dont have long term side effects.

Since Allegra does not cause the more common side effects of antihistamines such as dry mouth, tiredness or clammy hands, I thought it was safe. For over a year I attributed my extreme symptoms to stress mostly because I could not find a link between them and the drug online. I really think the pharma industry does a great job of damage control! When the doctor tells you your heart palpitations and sleeplessness are not because of the drug you are on you tend to believe him/her. Big mistake! I would urge everyone to keep careful track of their symptoms and to take them seriously.

The doctor injected me with Kenalog without telling me he planned to do so first. I would not have let him do it if he'd asked me. Part of the the problem in my spine is weakness and atrophy following a spine surgery that resulted in post-laminectomy kyphosis. Obviously, these problems will be exacerbated by introducing a drug that is known to cause atrophy and osteoporosis.I have always had these reactions. The first time I had Kenalog was an injection in my foot for a nerve impingement. The foot atrophied and withered; the nerve pain flared to my knee—and never stopped until I had surgery more than a year later. All the capillaries in that area became visible; my physical therapist feared the shot had started a regional pain syndrome.I have had these injections a number of times, always with the same side effects, and NEVER with any improvement. The docs have always denied that the shot could have caused the reaction.

Asking doc to switch me to something else. The blurred vision is too annoying. It did bring my bp down to 126/78 most days. But, side effects are not worth it.