dizziness again

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Hi all, newbie alert smile

Started using Mebeverine earlier this week (as part of fybogel), and i must admit within hours the stomach cramps i was taking it for, went and havent returned.

BUT, yesterday i realised that all week i'd been having dizzy spells.. just a few seconds of disorientation and the room spinning etc. Yesterday was worse though.. complete feeling of unsteadiness and a thick head.

Spoke to the doctor who said fybogel wouldnt cause this, but i neglected to tell them it was combined with mebeverine (it was a different doc).

Anyway. I'm not going to take any more.. my last one was yesterday morning, although i still feel wrong today. Does this all sound normal?

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  • Posted

    Any side effects can be experienced by any person from any medication so anything is possible but I've always found Mebeverine to be completely benign and harmless, but as I say, a connection to your dizziness feelings isn't out of the question smile
  • Posted

    Hi Spock, yes its just that i've read on here about so many people suffering dizziness and disorientation after taking mebeverine. I stopped taking mine two days ago for that reason, but i'm sure i'm still feeling the effects now.
  • Posted

    Maybe you could do with a general health check just to make sure everything is in order, if you are over 40 you are supposed to have one every 5 years. What are you taking the Mebeverine for, have you been told you have IBS? Are you otherwise well? smile
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    Hi, yes for IBS, well to be more accurate abdminal pain from IBS. I was taking it as a combined fybogel.

    I do have another condition which may contribute to dizziness, but never has. Its a bit too much of a coincidence that the dizziness started on the day that i started mebeverine. Given that there are multiple threads on here about dizziness, then i assumed its down to that really. However, i will go back to the doc and ask about it.

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