Discussions tagged “Ulcerative Colitis”

I was recently prescribed Delzicol 400mg Capsules for my ulcerative colitis. I've been on it for about three months now, and I wanted to share my experience. At first, I was nervous about the side effects, but so far, I've only had some mild stomach pain and gas. The doctor explained that Delzicol is a delayed-release capsule designed to target the colon directly, which makes sense given the improvement in my symptoms. However, I'm curious about others' experiences and any tips for managing potential side effects. Also, does anyone know if switching from other medications to Delzicol has been a smooth transition for anyone else?

After having been prescribed Entyvio 108mg/0.68ml Inj, 0.68ml for Crohn's disease, I've been reading up on the potential side effects. The medication is supposed to help reduce inflammation and heal intestines, and it's given through injections every two weeks. I've heard about bothersome and worrying side effects such as allergic reactions, infections, and even some rare but serious ones like Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML). Anybody else with experience dealing with Entyvio? Want to share their experiences? I wanted to know if anyone has had experience with the following: - Long-term use and its effects - Managing the side effects - The most and less common side effects - Tips for getting insurance to cover the drug

I've been taking Mesalamine 800mg DR Tablets for about 6 months now to manage my ulcerative colitis. It's been a game-changer in terms of reducing inflammation and keeping my symptoms under control. The slow-release feature is great because it targets the inflammation in my colon directly. However, I've experienced some side effects like occasional stomach pain and dizziness. I'm curious to hear from others who have been on this medication long-term. What kind of side effects have you experienced, and how have you managed them? Also, I've heard that the side effects can worsen if you don't take the medication as prescribed. Any advice from those who've navigated this? I'd love to hear all the wins, the bumps, and any tips to make the journey smoother.

I've been using Wezlana 45mg/0.5ml Sdv Inj, 0.5ml for a few months now to manage my psoriatic arthritis. Overall, it's been a game-changer in reducing inflammation, but I've also had some side effects. I've been dealing with some fatigue and mild headaches, but nothing too severe yet. I'm curious to hear from others who have been using this medication. Has anyone experienced any of the really scary side effects listed, like PRES or severe infections? Those warnings are a bit frightening! How do you guys handle the injections? I've been switching up spots and it's been manageable. Also, how long did it take for you to see improvements? I'm feeling a bit impatient.

I just started Omvoh 200mg injections for managing my ulcerative colitis. It's been a while since I've had to deal with this, so I am excited to hear from anyone who has used Omvoh or similar medications.There are a lot of side effects to be aware of, and I'm hoping to find some support as I go through the process. I have to inject myself with this medication twice a month. I was able to administer my first set of injections at home without much trouble, but I'm curious to see if anyone else has some tips for making injections as easy and pain-free as possible. I'm also interested in hearing about the side effects that other people have experienced. From what I've read, I must be vigilant with checking for signs of an allergic reaction, infection, and liver problems. I'm already feeling a bit anxious about this but I know I am doing the right thing. As always, I want to remind everyone that I'm not a doctor and this is just my personal experience. Make sure to consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new medication. Let's talk about Omvoh and share our experiences to help others who might be considering this treatment! Do let me know what I should expect and any tips that you might have for easing into this new medication. I would love to hear from you!