spiriva - insomnia, dry mouth
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anyone else suffer from severe insomnia? i attribute this to the spiriva and will stop taking this drug for 30 days and see what happens.
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Posted , 10 users are following.
anyone else suffer from severe insomnia? i attribute this to the spiriva and will stop taking this drug for 30 days and see what happens.
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christine48811 nadine28883
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Jacqs53 nadine28883
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hypercat nadine28883
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I don't think it is wise to just stop taking it if it has been prescribed you so why don't you have a chat with your doctor first and see what s/he thinks? x
Nanny1086 nadine28883
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ladyjack51 nadine28883
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nadine28883 ladyjack51
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ladyjack51 nadine28883
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ladyjack51 nadine28883
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roseann76940 ladyjack51
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jude65855 nadine28883
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I don't reckon you'd need 30 days off it to see if your unwanted negative effects go away or not, a week would probably be enough, but that's of course up to you.
marcus72 nadine28883
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Hi Nadine (and everyone else),
some positive results from the use of Spiriva. Maybe try some Biotene for dry mouth:
Study results:
https://medicalresearch.com/author-interviews/tiotropium-spiriva-found-beneficial-in-early-stages-of-copd/36757/
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-copd-early-treatment/drug-may-slow-early-lung-disease-damage-idUSKCN1BH31M
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