Re: questions (re Canasa)

[Guest guest]

Here is an FDA site in html

http://72.14.205.104/search?

q=cache:3ljtVafMcG0J:www.fda.gov/MedWatch/SAFETY/2004/nov_PI/Canasa_P

I.pdf+Canasa & hl=en & ct=clnk & cd=10 & gl=us

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This is an anti-inflammatory and a salicylate and sulfa so has

warnings about being taken if you have coagulation problems,

allergies or kidney trouble/taking other drugs toxic to the kidneys.

Read warnings carefully.

As far as the gut problem goes, so many things can affect it. Acute

distress is often brought on by exposures, particularly mold and

pesticides (which can include fungicides/mildicides) so be certain

of your exposure situation.

Otherwise, exposures may have altered your motility and tolerance

for various food types so a diet diary taken over a three week

period is invaluable to track ingredients and symptoms of all

types. You may have developed a lactose or gluten intolerance;

damaged detox systems are often realized in intolerances developed

to sulfur containing foods (like green vegetables). Or it may be a

sensitivity to food additives so after you find something causes you

a problem, shift to an organic version of the food to be certain.

Barb

>

>

> Canasa is a suppository that the Dr. gave me when I had colitis

which REALLY

> helped a lot. Symptoms where gone within the week. Great

medication. Maybe

> you could get your Dr. to write an Rx for some. Look it up for

some info about

> it.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, for the info. I'll look at the FDA site.

Sue

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q=cache:3ljtVafMcG0q=cache:3lq=cache:3ljtVq=cache:3ljtq=cache:3ljtVaq

I.pdf+Canasa & <WBR> & ct=ct=< & cd=10 & <WBR>gl=us

-----------------------------------

This is an anti-inflammatory and a salicylate and sulfa so has

warnings about being taken if you have coagulation problems,

allergies or kidney trouble/taking other drugs toxic to the kidneys.

Read warnings carefully.

As far as the gut problem goes, so many things can affect it. Acute

distress is often brought on by exposures, particularly mold and

pesticides (which can include fungicides/mildicidpesticides (which

of your exposure situation.

Otherwise, exposures may have altered your motility and tolerance

for various food types so a diet diary taken over a three week

period is invaluable to track ingredients and symptoms of all

types. You may have developed a lactose or gluten intolerance;

damaged detox systems are often realized in intolerances developed

to sulfur containing foods (like green vegetables). Or it may be a

sensitivity to food additives so after you find something causes you

a problem, shift to an organic version of the food to be certain.

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