When I Get D2

small pill with D over a line 27 ## Located a match for a pink round pill with D27 on it, it's Hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg, which is often used in the treatment of hypertension, congestive heart failure, symptomatic edema and the prevention of kidney stones. It is effective for nephrogenic diabetes insipidus and is also sometimes used for hypercalciuria, Dent's disease and Meniere's disease. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do.

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has a D25 on same side is it a neurontin ## I located a white oblong pill with an imprint of "D 25" to be identified as Gabapentin (800mg). That said, no, it is not neurontin if this pill you are describing is white and oblong. Gabapentin is used primarily for the treatment of seizures, neuropathic pain, and hot flashes. You can view more details on the drug by following the link below: I hope this helps! Please post back if you have any other questions or additional information to add.

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What are the ingredients? I have allergies to ALL fish oils, soy, and corn. ## In most cases Vitamin D2 is the only ingredient in a Vitamin D2 supplement, since it is synthetic. Typically, soymilk is fortified with vitamin D2 (but not the other way around, if that makes sense). Vitamin D2 is manufactured through the ultraviolet irradiation of a substance called ergosterol that comes from yeast. Vitamin D2 is vegan and according to my research, corn, soy, and fish oils should not be present in Vitamin D2. All in all, It really just comes down to reading the nutrition label on the bottle and checking the list of ingredients of any particular brand. But in this case you don't have to worry about "most" brands. I say "most" because sometimes you will find random ingredie...

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i found this pilll and am wondering wat is is since i found it in mysons closet in therer ## The only thing I can find that matches this is an over the counter product that is sold as a night time sleep aid, it contains 25mgs of Diphenhydramine. It's described as being oblong, blue, with a half moon logo on one side and the number 263 on the other. Learn more Diphenhydramine details here. Could this possibly be the tablet you found? ## The blue one with Dr on it what is the strongest strength and what systems do you have to get the doctor to give me some

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v v v intertwined on one side . white tablet with d and 2 other side ## My husband was given a "replacement" for alprazolam 2mg tablets which absolutely does NOT work! The pill is round, white, has intertwined ww on one side and a single score in the middle with a D on the op half and a 2 on the bottom half. I used to take xanax/alprazolam to help me sleep at a .5mg dosage, so I took 1/4 to see if it would work for me and it does not work! What is this drug? ## The vvv is actually M and A superimposed. Still trying to find out what the actual drug is. ## Its Diazepam

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white capsule with NVR D20 on it ## This is Focalin XR Extended Release 20mgs, Dexymethylphenidate, this is a drug used to treat and control ADHD. ## thanks! ## i need help identifing this pill i had found. has UIC on one side NVR on the other its peach hard capsul shape

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Is there anyway to find this without a prescription? ## Yes, this is just a vitamin and can be found at any health food store, and even most drug stores over the counter, and it's actually preferable to the prescription form. Your doctor is not doing you any favors prescribing you the prescription form of this vitamin. Please see the page on Prescription Vitamin D to see why you actually are better off with the over the counter form anyway. You can simply purchase Vitamin D3 (emphasis on the '3') at any health food store. 50,000 IU's per week is equivalent to approximately 7000 IU's per day. So just get an over the counter dosage that is the equivalent of 7000 IU's per day and take it daily instead of weekly. There is no downside to this, it's actually prefer...

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how long do the side effects last? I took it last night? ## No one can really tell you how long you'll experience the side effects of a medication. Medications can affect everyone differently, some people get great results from taking, but there are others that it doesn't work for; the only way to find out is to actually try it and be you're own best advocate over time. If in fact you are experiencing some undesirable adverse effects, I would highly recommend contacting your doctor immediately about switching medications or looking into natural remedy solutions for your symptoms or condition. ## Does Loratadine work for headaches, runny nose, pain in my face, chest irritations (feels like a knott in my chest)? That is the way it started like something was stuck in my chest o...

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found this on my livingroom floor would like to know what it is used for? ## I can't be 100% certain, but going by the similar imprints used by the company that uses the RIMA logo, my suspicion is that this is a 2mg Diazepam tablet, the active ingredient in Valium, which is used to treat anxiety and nervous disorders. While I haven't found this one listed, they do use RIMA D5 on their 5mg tablet and RIMA D10 on their 10mg tablet. Is anyone familiar with these tablets?

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I was prescribed Vitamin D2 1.25 mg to be taken once a week for five weeks after my D level was tested and came back at a level of 21. I took the first dose 5 days ago and for the past four days I have experienced intense muscle and bone pain, drowsiness, weakness, shortness of breath, burning sensation in my bladder. Could I be experiencing an overdose? Is this too high of a dosage in comparison to my level being 21? ## The symptoms you've described may actually be due to the deficiency. The dosage you're taking does convert to 50,000IUs, but tests show that toxicity doesn't usually occur at that dose, unless it's taken daily for several months. There is a small chance that the dosage is too much for you, at once and could be causing the symptoms, but you should talk to...

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Hello, Due to acidity i am using Razo D20 since last 5 years. Will it give any serious side effects?? Particularly will it affect kidney?? ## Hello, Haroon! How are you? The biggest concern with long-term use is that these medications tend to increase the risk of hip fractures, which can be even more pronounced in the elderly. As to its effects on the kidneys, it has been known to cause interstitial nephritis, as a side effect, as documented by the U.S. FDA. Is there anything else I can help with?

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what is suppose to be inside this capsule and should it be full? Are they for children or adults? ## Novartis Pharmaceuticals lists these capsules as being 20mg Focalin XR capsules. The amount in them is not relevant, they are filled by dose, not capacity. They can be prescribed for both children, and adults. They are commonly used to treat ADHD, shift work sleep disorder, and narcolepsy. The FDA warns that this medication carries the risk of being habit forming, and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, insomnia, nervousness, and anorexia. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Break in half line on one side .other side SC above D22 under ## Not sure but it might be a latin american generic diazepam ## When I get a new generic manufacture of a med, I search the web for a picture to make sure the store dispensed the correct med. I’ll google: picture (space) name of the med, and if I know more details I’ll add a space with the manufactures name, and space enter any imprint. For pictures of diazepam SC D22 there were no matches but I did see all the pictures of the med. and generic manufacturers. You may want to take another look at the med to see if your info is correct. If that doesn't work, you may want to take it to a pharmacy.

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Do you take this supplement at night or with meals? When are you supposed to take it? ## You should take vitamin d with some sort of fat- any meal is fine. But you should be aware that taking D2 is NOT the recommended form of Vitamin D. Please take a look at the page on Vitamin D3 to see why that is preferred. You may also be interested in taking a look at this page on Magnesium and Vitamin D to see why it's not the best idea to 'just' take large doses of Vitamin D without taking magnesium to prevent some of the adverse effects that can occur with large doses of Vitamin D. ## suspect Vit D2 overdose with 50,000 units prescribed ## I was very tired so my dr. took blood work and found out I was low on Vitamin D. He put me on 51,000 units and after a few weeks, a person who nev...

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Need to now how save Vitamin D2 50,000 IU is. ## First off, Vitamin D2 is a synthetic form of vitamin D. Want you want is Vitamin D3 if you are choosing the route of supplements. I suppose you can say both are synthetic since they are man made, but D3 is as close as it gets to actually getting sunlight. Do you live in an environment that doesn't provide much sunlight? I live in Portland, Oregon at the moment so I completely understand the lack of sunshine. But if you are fortunate enough to have a sunny environment, take advantage of it for at least 30 minutes a day and toss the supplements. In the world of nutrition, too much isn't a good thing. I think most people would agree that 50,000 IU is about 48,000 IU TOO much! Normal supplements of D3 contain 1,000-2,000 IU. Did you m...

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vit D 2 1.25mg50.000 unit . will it cause weight gain. I don't want to gain weight...I gained 20 pounds ..is it from the VITD2 ? ## Hello, Margo! How are you? No, this is just a nutritional supplement, it is present in many foods that you eat, such as dairy products and isn't known to cause weight gain. As a matter of fact, it's known to cause very few side effects, at all, as listed by the FDA, other than possibly diarrhea. Are you on any other medications?

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Is it safe for me to take daily , my doctor wants me to take it for 4 months ## In my opinion 50,000 a day (from dietary supplements) is way too much. My girlfriend was diagnosed with Vitamin D deficiency also as she lives in rainy Portland, Oregon. Her doctor suggested 50,000 IU per "week" for a certain number of weeks in order to reverse her deficiency. I know everyone is different, but 50,000 a day seems like a long shot from supplements alone and should probably be tapered down to a normal dose range after the 4 month period is up so it doesn't become toxic in your system (as Vitamin D2 is synthetic). I personally take 5,000 IU of Vitamin D3 per 'day' as that is what I've read in many health magazines to be a healthy dose. If you are able to, I would strongly...

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what is the side affects of this drug vit d2 ? ## once a week for 9 wks. what if any side affects? ## Hello, Badeye! How are you? This is classified by the FDA as a nutritional supplement. In this high of a dose, it may cause some nausea, diarrhea and drowsiness. Since this is very potent, please be careful not to exceed your doctor's dosing instructions. Is there anything else I can help with?

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TRYING TO FIND THE INGEDENCE FOR vit d2 prescription VS over the counter meds ## Hi I take that medicine expect I take Watson brand ## @Carol, The underlying difference between ergocalciferol (vitamin D2) and cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) is that D2 is a synthetic lab version and D3 is a product of nature (i.e. produced by our skin when we're exposed to sunlight or via supplements derived from a microorganism like *lichen* that produces D3). Furthermore, studies proposed by Dr. Fuhrman indicate that D3 is of higher quality than D2 due to it being more biologically active. You had also mentioned that you're trying to find an ingredient difference between vitamin D2 prescriptions vs OTC meds... By that, are you simply referring to OTC versions of D2 and D3? If so, my understanding ...

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i took this vit d2 1.25 for 30 days now pharmacy say i did not suppose to take that med that doctor gave me the prescription ## I find it rather odd that the pharmacy is telling you not to take what the doctor prescribed you. One thing you have to keep in mind is that the pharmacy does not know your medical history or any of your personal reasons for having to supplement Vitamin D. I would however argue that Vitamin D2 is synthetic and therefore may not be as effective as it's more natural counterpart (Vitamin D3). From this point of view, I can understand why the pharmacy may recommend that you take D3 instead of D2. Were you able to get your prescription filled?

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