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Azathioprine
22/05/2017 | | 28moderated by Henry
azathioprine (50mg) for Crohn's disease
I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease after medical examination. The first few weeks with Aza were miserable; my body reacted to every change in medication. I had no appetite, felt nauseous. At first I had to take 3 tablets a day, but the aza didn’t reach the required level. Allopurinol was added to increase the effects of Aza, now 1 tablet a day is all I need. I’ve never since had an attack, my...
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Azathioprine
19/05/2017 | | 34moderated by Charlotte
azathioprine (75mg) for Crohn's disease
Diagnosed with Crohn's in May 2016. Prescribed azathioprine combined with remicade. In 2 months 3/4 of my hair fell out. Stopped straight away, but even then my hair continued to fall out for 1 more month. My hair has grown back. I get ill more quickly but that might be because of the remicade.
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Salofalk
03/01/2017 | | 37moderated by Susan
mesalazine (500mg) for Crohn's disease
I was told I had ulcerative colitis but it turned out to be Crohn's. This medicine does not work for Crohn's so I had to change.
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