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Diarrhea started with Eltrombopag and still over a half year later

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3 years 6 months ago #72511 by ImPatient
Diarrhea started with Eltrombopag and still over a half year later was created by ImPatient
Does anybody know if I could still have diarrhea because of Revolade, even though I quit taking it over a half year ago? It started with it and it's mentioned as a side effect but now it doesn't stop. I already had a colonoscopy and an endoscopy, plenty of allergy tests... during the endoscopy they discovered I have gastritis and gave me Pantoprazol, but they said it's not the reason for why I have diarrhea. I know this is not a forum for stomach and colon problems, but I thought it started with Revolade, so I wonder if anybody else has this experience? My counts are staying around 100-110 at the moment by the way, that's good...

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