Re: medication ?

[Guest guest]

Group,

I was just wondering if any of you have ever tried the sodium cromalyn a/k/a

gastrocrom in the liquid form? I have recently begun taking this med & am

having much better results than with any other med that has been prescribed

for me.

I take the liquid form which is ordorless, tasteless, & colorless. It is

poured into a cup of water & I stir & drink it down. It has lessened all of

my symptoms & I am finally able to eat without getting so violently ill. The

only side effect seems to be sleepiness & fatigue. Which is somewhat better

than all the benadryl that I have been taking.

Please let me know your thought on this. Thanks in advance.

Take Care U,

in Iowa

(Camp878904)

[Guest guest]

BJ was on Gastrocrom before for a year, it really didn't seem to make a big

difference. The GI doctor wants us to try it again, this time taking 4

ampules 4 times a day instead of 2 ampules 4 times a day. How much do you

take? I just wonder because it seems that BJ takes so much.

Dawn-KS, mommy to Dakota, 7 and aka BJ, 3 (eosinophilic

gastroenteritis, Nissen, asthma, reflux), and mommy to Mackenzie Marie (due

December 24)

Re: [eosinophilic gastroenteritis] medication ?

> From: Camp878904@...

>

> Group,

>

> I was just wondering if any of you have ever tried the sodium cromalyn

a/k/a

> gastrocrom in the liquid form? I have recently begun taking this med & am

> having much better results than with any other med that has been

prescribed

> for me.

>

> I take the liquid form which is ordorless, tasteless, & colorless. It is

> poured into a cup of water & I stir & drink it down. It has lessened all

of

> my symptoms & I am finally able to eat without getting so violently ill.

The

> only side effect seems to be sleepiness & fatigue. Which is somewhat

better

> than all the benadryl that I have been taking.

>

> Please let me know your thought on this. Thanks in advance.

>

> Take Care U,

>

> in Iowa

> (Camp878904)

>

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