Inspra User Reviews

Inspra User Reviews

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    Comment from: Tom, 75 or over Male (Caregiver)

    after taking this medication for several months I became extremely ill, so dizzy and ill feeling that I could not stand or funtion. Hoarse. Doctors ran emergency tests on my pacemaker and heart but found no problems. Tried a medicine for iner ears problems but that was not working even after 2-5 day treatments. Finally stopped Inspra because it was the last medicine perscribed and within 36 hours I was fine and have remained fine ever since. Was on Inspra once before several years ago and had problems with hoarseness and sore breasts (I'm a man) and quit then for those reasons but was told the drug had been improved. I will never take it again. Published: December 13, 2007 ::

    Comment from: rosebud, Female (Patient)

    serve reaction while working with drug. Have to care an epic pen at all times Published: October 22, 2007 ::

    Comment from: hrtattack, 35-44 Female on Treatment for 1-6 months (Patient)

    Took Inspra for 1 month after my heart attack, no problems. My cardiologist said it was most effective for the first 30 days after a heart attack, but not a long term drug regimen Published: July 20, 2008 ::

    Comment from: Alan, 75 or over Male on Treatment for 1-6 months (Patient)

    Light headed (as opposed to dizziness), weak and fatigued 100% of the time. Loss of muscle strength. Published: May 15, 2009 ::


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