Sulfacleanse 8/4: Uses, Side Effects, Warnings, and Dosing Information

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I'm on day 3 now and most of the side effects have worn off. I think you just needed time for your body to get used to a new medicine. Now I just have mild headache, mild disorientation, probably can't taste or smell as well as normally but it's probably a good thing because I'm allergic to perfumes as well as grass and pollen. I've had allergies for years but I started taking this medicine because of eye lid swelling that is getting out of hand. My doctor gave me this and allegra to try for 10 days to see any improvement. Honesty I have seen no improvement yet so I can't say if this medicine is going to work..but at least I can tolerate the side effects for the next 7 days.

No side effects until AFTER the 7 day course. Felt like a horrible flu, shaking, cold chills, joint pain, nausea and worst of all RIGHT ANKLE PAIN. Dull sharp aching almost feels like an ankle sprain but I didn't sprain it. It's been about 1 week after macrobid and my ankle is painful to walk on or move certain ways. Xrays showed nothing wrong with it. It's definitely from macrobid!!! Not sure how long it will take for my ankle to stop hurting!!!!!

I can't tell what the side effects are because I take other meds. It helped me to know the benefits can ware off after a while because that happened to me. You know how depression is, I wondered if it was in my head. Thank you

None - I would think if I was going to experience any side effects, I would have by now.

WELL worth the inconvenience and side effects, Lupron really did the trick in shrinking all my fibroids (I had about five large ones) and shutting down the endo. I had surgery first, followed by six months of Lupron Depot injections. I never had a recurrence of either the endometriosis or the fibroids. I would recommend Lupron to anyone with severe bleeding problems and for whom hysterectomy was the first solution given by a doctor. The first three doctors I saw wanted to do an immediate hysterectomy and never mentioned Lupron. The fourth doctor suggested surgery followed by Lupron -- we would have done it the other way around except I was bleeding so much that I was on the edge of not being an acceptable candidate for surgery because my hemocrit levels were so low.I, too, have chemotherapy experience from a late-stage childhood cancer -- 11 months of MOPP chemo, which was nasty indeed. The Lupron wasn't even close to chemo, not in the same universe. And the Lupron side effects are temporary, unlike chemo and radiation side effects that I'm still dealing with 30 years later. If you believe as I do that keeping your uterus intact is important (talk to older women who have had hysterectomies and many years to live with the aftereffects -- younger women won't experience as many problems), then I truly can't recommend Lupron enough.