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Mrs.Farhan

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Mrs.Farhan Newbie

My son is suffering from celiac disease.I just wanted to confirm about the medication??

Is Aciolic 40 mg,Quinox 500 mg,Prednisolon 5 mg the right medicine??

Is Buscopan good for sevre stomach ache??

Its been 4 days since he is taking medicines but still no improvement.

 


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kareng Grand Master

Currently, there is no medicine for Celiac disease.  The only cure is a strict gluten free diet.  It takes time, maybe months or even years to heal the damage.  

Look at this thread for some practical info - the newbie thread in the Coping section

.  Sorry.  This new forum design will not let me post a link from my iPad

 

 

 

squirmingitch Veteran

Mrs. Farhan, what country are you in? I Googled Aciolic & couldn't find any drug with that name. Apparently Quinox is Ciprofloxacin which is an antibiotic and Prednisolon is a steroid (Prednisone here in the US) and this is Buscopan:

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Did the doctor tell you that he needs to eat strict gluten free? Because that is really the only he will heal. medicines will not heal him.

Here is a link for the Newbie 101 in the coping section that Kareng spoke of.

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