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Mesalamine Prescriptions

Mesalamine is a medication used in the treatment of ulcerative colitis, a condition which causes inflammation of the colon. The medication is available in a number of forms and may be prescribed for several other conditions too.

Patients who buy Mesalamine need to be aware that they should not use it if they have ever had an allergic reaction to any of its ingredients or to any NSAID medication. Individuals who are under the age of 18 and suffering from either flu or chickenpox may not be able to use Mesalamine, while those who have had a vaccination recently should also make their doctor aware of the fact. Patients who are taking either probenecid or sulfinpyrazone may not be able to use this product.

Mesalamine Side Effects

There are a number of health conditions that should be brought to a doctor’s attention in case they interact with the medication and reduce its effectiveness. Women who are already pregnant or who intend to become pregnant should not order Mesalamine. Any allergies to medications or foods should be reported to a doctor and anyone who has ever had a stroke, aneurysm or bleeding in the brain may not be able to use this medication. Anyone who has problems with their kidneys or liver, pancreatic problems or rheumatic disease should be sure to make their doctor aware of it.

Patients who are already taking other medications should report this to a doctor before they are given a prescription to purchase Mesalamine. This includes herbal remedies, in particular ginkgo biloba, which can aggravate any side effects. The doctor will check any existing medication against Mesalamine to be certain that there are no interactions.

This medication should only be used as recommended by a doctor. Tablets and time-release capsules can be taken with or without food, although patients who experience any irritation in the stomach should take them with food or milk to reduce the possibility of this recurring. The tablets should be taken whole and never be broken or crushed.

Some patients may experience dizziness as a result of taking this medication and should avoid consuming alcohol. The drug can also cause the skin to become more sensitive to the sun and the patient may find they begin to burn very easily. Any intolerance to the product may manifest itself as a stomach pain, blood in the stools, diarrhea, headache, fever or a rash. A medical practitioner should be informed as soon as possible if this happens.

It may be necessary for regular lab tests to be carried out while the patient is taking Mesalamine in order to monitor possible side effects and keep an eye on the original condition. Severe reactions may include symptoms such as difficulty breathing, blood in the urine, rash, swelling of the face or mouth, chest pains, headaches or the skin or eyes becoming yellow.

This product is best stored at room temperature and it is advisable not to allow it to come into contact with extreme heat, strong light or sources of moisture.