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I’d anyone else on Rifaxmin tablets? I hope I spelt it correctly, and if you are can you five while on them?
I’d anyone else on Rifaxmin tablets? I hope I spelt it correctly, and if you are can you five while on them?
Meanies
in
British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Worried mum
I have none alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver I have just been started on
rifaximin
tablets which is only for hepatic encephalopathy which is bad and I am worried should I be
I have none alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver I have just been started on
rifaximin
tablets which is only for hepatic encephalopathy which is bad and I am worried should I be
Annnick1961
in
British Liver Trust
11 days ago
Can diet cause SIBO?
Took an 8 week course of
rifaximin
(550 mg, twice a day) and assumed all was well. SIBO seems to have come back this year (positive breath test), and I am repeating the course of antibiotics.
Took an 8 week course of
rifaximin
(550 mg, twice a day) and assumed all was well. SIBO seems to have come back this year (positive breath test), and I am repeating the course of antibiotics.
Mereri
in
IBS Network
3 months ago
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Prucalopride
Previously she advised I had SIBO and was prescribed
rifaximin
. That antibiotic did not solve my problem. I am suffering with excessive gas, trapped wind and bloating. I have been on laxido for around two years as it appeared that I was constipated.
Previously she advised I had SIBO and was prescribed
rifaximin
. That antibiotic did not solve my problem. I am suffering with excessive gas, trapped wind and bloating. I have been on laxido for around two years as it appeared that I was constipated.
Profound15
in
IBS Network
2 months ago
Any positive experience with antibiotics for IBS
I don't mind persevering there is a prospect, and this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3264894/ (if you can access it) suggests good outcomes e.g. for
Rifaximin
which I have not tried.
I don't mind persevering there is a prospect, and this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3264894/ (if you can access it) suggests good outcomes e.g. for
Rifaximin
which I have not tried.
XDjames
in
IBS Network
8 months ago
Rifaximin
Hi , I have been prescribed
Rifaximin
for SIBO, 200mg ,3 times a day for 2 weeks to see if it helps with my symptoms.I know others have been prescribed this before ,please can anyone advise on how well t was tolorated and did it work?
Hi , I have been prescribed
Rifaximin
for SIBO, 200mg ,3 times a day for 2 weeks to see if it helps with my symptoms.I know others have been prescribed this before ,please can anyone advise on how well t was tolorated and did it work?
Buttsy
in
Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
1 year ago
Lost and beyond devastated
Although the treatment for H.E. is Lactulose, Enemas, suppositories and
Rifaximin
combinations to try to eliminate the ammonia toxins, there is also a drug called L.O.L.A (L-Ornithine, L-Aspartate) that my husband was trying and it was working and reducing the ammonia level, for my husband though, sadly
Although the treatment for H.E. is Lactulose, Enemas, suppositories and
Rifaximin
combinations to try to eliminate the ammonia toxins, there is also a drug called L.O.L.A (L-Ornithine, L-Aspartate) that my husband was trying and it was working and reducing the ammonia level, for my husband though, sadly
WildHorses101
in
British Liver Trust
11 months ago
Rifaximin
Morning all, How quickly does
Rifaximin
and lactulose treatment take to work and how well do you feel on the regime please? Many thanks K x
Morning all, How quickly does
Rifaximin
and lactulose treatment take to work and how well do you feel on the regime please? Many thanks K x
WildHorses101
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Methane SIBO
My gastroenterologist suggested staying on
Rifaximin
bit I don't think it is the best way forward. I would rather work with an integrative specialist to find and address a root cause. There are a lot of SIBO Clinics but I would rather go by a recommendation. Thank you. Sasha
My gastroenterologist suggested staying on
Rifaximin
bit I don't think it is the best way forward. I would rather work with an integrative specialist to find and address a root cause. There are a lot of SIBO Clinics but I would rather go by a recommendation. Thank you. Sasha
sasha_nico
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Methane SIBO
My gastroenterologist suggested staying on
Rifaximin
bit I don't think it is the best way forward. I would rather work with an integrative specialist to find and address a root cause. There are a lot of SIBO Clinics but I would rather go by a recommendation. Thank you. Sasha
My gastroenterologist suggested staying on
Rifaximin
bit I don't think it is the best way forward. I would rather work with an integrative specialist to find and address a root cause. There are a lot of SIBO Clinics but I would rather go by a recommendation. Thank you. Sasha
sasha_nico
in
IBS Network
1 year ago
Any advice?
Already taking nepopam for back pain,
rifaximin
for HE, ramipril for blood pressure. thiamene, lactulose, lanzoprazole, asthma inhaler clenil modulite and the do told me to start back on my Baclofen which I used to get off SMS.
Already taking nepopam for back pain,
rifaximin
for HE, ramipril for blood pressure. thiamene, lactulose, lanzoprazole, asthma inhaler clenil modulite and the do told me to start back on my Baclofen which I used to get off SMS.
BigJimmy45
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
SIBO!!! But fearing taking antibiotics, especially Neomicyn… I’ve heard of terrible side effects ( tinnitus and hearing loss).
If you would like to consider antibiotics, I would suggest a combination of both
RIFAXIMIN
and NEOMYCIN for a total of 7 days." Have any of you tried them? Advice? results? THANK YOU> 🙏🙏
If you would like to consider antibiotics, I would suggest a combination of both
RIFAXIMIN
and NEOMYCIN for a total of 7 days." Have any of you tried them? Advice? results? THANK YOU> 🙏🙏
Clara62
in
IBS Network
8 months ago
My Last Rheumy Appointment
Oh, and is
rifaximin
easier to swallow that metronidazole ?
Oh, and is
rifaximin
easier to swallow that metronidazole ?
Lupiknits
in
Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
1 year ago
It's like Watching Someone Dissappear..
Apparently
rifaximin
is an antibiotic (never knew that) so after a nebuliser and having his bloods checked he was sent home being g told to take his
rifaximin
as prescribed as will help infection if it doesn't get any better go back in a few days.
Apparently
rifaximin
is an antibiotic (never knew that) so after a nebuliser and having his bloods checked he was sent home being g told to take his
rifaximin
as prescribed as will help infection if it doesn't get any better go back in a few days.
DD75
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Cirrhosis and Swinging Appetite
I reached out to dietitian last week who's prescribed 2 Renopro shots per day (20g protein/60ml bottle) and he has been having 2 fortisip compact protein (18g protein/125ml bottle) for a while, he recently began taking
Rifaximin
(today is day 8) and now im wondering if its having a decreased effect
I reached out to dietitian last week who's prescribed 2 Renopro shots per day (20g protein/60ml bottle) and he has been having 2 fortisip compact protein (18g protein/125ml bottle) for a while, he recently began taking
Rifaximin
(today is day 8) and now im wondering if its having a decreased effect
WildHorses101
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Changes, Meds, symptoms but hopeful!
Fast forward varices have gone 🤞and now a switch of medication they've added
rifaximin
to lactulose and thiamine (and fragmin for clot and insulin for diabetes) but they've stopped the spironolactone which he can only have 3 days on then 4-5 days off until he sees his consultant and doctor in a week
Fast forward varices have gone 🤞and now a switch of medication they've added
rifaximin
to lactulose and thiamine (and fragmin for clot and insulin for diabetes) but they've stopped the spironolactone which he can only have 3 days on then 4-5 days off until he sees his consultant and doctor in a week
DD75
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
metan sibo
2-My
rifaximin
course is completed, but I stopped metronidazole due to discomfort. Was it necessary to continue, and can I benefit from continuing with herbal antibiotics? 3-I heard that Atrantil pills are therapeutic for methane gas. Can anyone with experience share insights on this?
2-My
rifaximin
course is completed, but I stopped metronidazole due to discomfort. Was it necessary to continue, and can I benefit from continuing with herbal antibiotics? 3-I heard that Atrantil pills are therapeutic for methane gas. Can anyone with experience share insights on this?
neylanozgule
in
IBS Network
7 months ago
Root Cause
I have taken
Rifaximin
but still showing symptoms. I have read a lot on root cause for SIBO as being the only sure fire way of ridding yourself of the bacterial overgrowth but could the same thing be said for IBS.
I have taken
Rifaximin
but still showing symptoms. I have read a lot on root cause for SIBO as being the only sure fire way of ridding yourself of the bacterial overgrowth but could the same thing be said for IBS.
SonicVsMario
in
IBS Network
1 year ago
Rifaximin Side Effects
Hi all, I've been taking 550mg of Rifaxamin for around 6 months. I'm now struggling with joint pain especially in my knees and elbows, and my leg and arm muscles constantly feel tight and ache. Has anyone else had similar problems?
Hi all, I've been taking 550mg of Rifaxamin for around 6 months. I'm now struggling with joint pain especially in my knees and elbows, and my leg and arm muscles constantly feel tight and ache. Has anyone else had similar problems?
EmmaThom
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Always trust your instincts
Now back at home he's had
rifaximin
added to his meds and they've stopped the pregablin all together on his discharge sheet for time being probably because it does actually make husband individually very very tired and he sleeps pretty much all day on it. since being home hes more alert and mobile now
Now back at home he's had
rifaximin
added to his meds and they've stopped the pregablin all together on his discharge sheet for time being probably because it does actually make husband individually very very tired and he sleeps pretty much all day on it. since being home hes more alert and mobile now
DD75
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
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