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What else can I help you with?
What is another name for aerosol?
halon is another name. they deplete ozone.
What is another name for Kenya?
another name for kenya is safaris i believe
What is another name for gallbladder?
Another name for the gallbladder is cholecyst.
What is the another name of environment?
Another name for environment is ecosystem.
What is another name for sebum?
Another name for sebum is oil produced by the skin.
What is another name for Questran?
Cholestyramine
Does cholestyramine contain statin?
no
Is cholestyramine over the counter?
NO
What does cholestyramine tablets do?
help sick people getting better
Is Cholestyramine the same as Metemucil?
Oh, dude, they're like distant cousins at best. Cholestyramine and Metamucil both help with digestion, but they work in totally different ways. Cholestyramine is a bile acid sequestrant, while Metamucil is a fiber supplement. So, they might both be in the digestive family tree, but they're definitely not twins.
Does cholestyramine for oral suspension treat irritable bowl syndome?
not completely
What are the condition that cholestyramine treat?
primary sclerosing cholangitis (progressive liver disease)
When is the best to take cholestyramine powder morning or bedtime?
first time in the morning
Where can I get Sandoz cholestyramine for oral suspension?
Check with your nearest Pharmacy or Drug Store.
What is cholestyramine oral suspension prescribed for other than lowering cholesterol?
In addition to high cholesterol, cholestyramine may be used to treat diarrhea, high blood cholesterol level, high triglycerides, hyperlipoproteinemias, and Pseudomembranous Enterocolitis.
How do cholestyramine and colestipol affect breastfeeding?
Cholestyramine and colestipol will not directly harm an unborn baby, because these drugs are not taken into the body. However, the drugs may keep the mother's body from absorbing vitamins that she and the baby need.
What does cholestyramine for oral suspension treat?
Used to lower cholesterol and treat itching casued by jaundice.
