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Reviewer: mawwalsh, 65-74 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Am starting my 3rd week on Entocort for a 2 month tapering down. I am having moderate to severe mood swings. Depressed and crying, also a lot of gas. Diarrhea has stopped. Found Good RX at Costco is only $80 for a 2 x 3 month supply.
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Reviewer: cyndenator, 55-64 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I have had crohns for a few years but finally was diagnosed 5 months ago. I first was put on azathioprine and within three weeks ended up in hospital with pancreatitis... was on steriods which helped at first but then seemed to stop working and i continued the pain and diarrhea. I have narrowing in the terminal illeum. I have been taking entocort for three weeks now and I have finally been able
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Reviewer: TheHappyCanuck, 55-64 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease 34 years ago. I've had three bowel resections. Over the years, I've been on every drug available in Canada for Crohn's symptoms. I've another section of small bowel with Crohn's disease, approximately 6cm and we're currently treating with 9mg daily Entocort. Cost is CAD 136.67 for 60 capsules. Expensive, but I'm getting good res
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Reviewer: lisabgood, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to less than 2 years (Patient)
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I took it 3 capsules in the morning for joint pain and small flare up. I only have mild to moderate Crohns. Have been on Pentasa for 6 years also (Pentasa works GREAT for me - except I had a once to twice flare so the Entecort) Wonderful. A couple of months later my OLD Gastro weaned me down to one - very wise indeed. All was good. My NEW Gastro put me back on the 3 caps for a yer now when I
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Reviewer: BigB, 45-54 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Take this medication in the AM as it will give you insomnia if taken later in the PM. My experience has been good however it is driving my BP high and anxiety crazy. Other than these issues, it has worked for the Crohns. Taking 3x3mg a day/dose. Tried Pantasa at 2000mg a dose which almost knocked me out.
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