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Posted by Green Darkness (Member # 985) on :
 
Have taken Abbott 's Biaxin X L for over 10 yrs
Tried Watsons Claritromyicin-- inactive ingredient-/alcohol
caused drooping face that looked exactly like stroke victim
Any ideas who makes a similar one to Abbott's brand?
Thanks
 
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Are you sure you're not having a herx... and bells palsy?

I would just call the pharmacies in your area.
 
Posted by Green Darkness (Member # 985) on :
 
I tried it several times with same result. I've asked pharmacy too. Thanks for your reply
 
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Did you try Wal Mart and Costco or Sams?
 
Posted by Green Darkness (Member # 985) on :
 
No. What brands ? I formally paid 200 dollars in co pays
a month just to get Abbotts brand ; the added ing are
what seem to bother me. But , really, do they need
alcohol (I know it's not the kind you drink) in them --
shame on Watson/ Actavis.
 
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
I have no clue as to brands.

I don't understand why they put ANY fillers in drugs. For example, why add lactose to a pill?
 
Posted by Green Darkness (Member # 985) on :
 
They make more money adding that junk. Less
of the main expensive stuff. Claim its to hold pill
together.
 
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Why not make the pill smaller .. duh??

I know I'm preaching to the choir here! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by TF (Member # 14183) on :
 
When I had allergic reactions to certain fillers that were in my hormone replacement meds, I talked to my gyn about fillers.

He said that if the amount of medicine is very, very small, then they add fillers to the med and then do the measuring of the med using the mixture. This is easier to do and perhaps more accurate also at the very small doses.

The other and most common reason for fillers, according to him, is to hold the pill together.

Maybe lactose is sticky and acts like a glue.

The larger the amount of medicine in a pill, the more filler required to hold it together. So, that likely explains why some pills are so big.
 
Posted by TF (Member # 14183) on :
 
Here is a webpage that explains all the important functions fillers fulfill:

https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/whats-all-that-other-stuff-in-my-medicine/
 


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