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  • So try other medicines first, in addition to lifestyle changes, and only turn to Amitiza—with your doctor's guidance—if those strategies fail to bring you relief.

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • If you have IBS with constipation as the main symptom, there's a newer prescription drug called lubiprostone Amitiza that's approved to treat women with this condition.

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • The FDA approved the sale of Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Inc. 's lubiprostone capsules, which are marketed as Amitiza.

    Archive 2006-02-01 2006

  • Amitiza works by increasing the body's intestinal fluid secretion, which helps ease the passage of stools and alleviate symptoms associated with chronic constipation, the FDA said.

    Archive 2006-02-01 2006

  • The FDA approved the sale of Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Inc. 's lubiprostone capsules, which are marketed as Amitiza.

    Medpundit 2006

  • Amitiza works by increasing the body's intestinal fluid secretion, which helps ease the passage of stools and alleviate symptoms associated with chronic constipation, the FDA said.

    Medpundit 2006

  • If you have IBS with constipation as the main symptom, there's a newer prescription drug called lubiprostone (Amitiza) that's approved to treat women with this condition.

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • So try other medicines first, in addition to lifestyle changes, and only turn to Amitiza — with your doctor's guidance — if those strategies fail to bring you relief. —

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • Amitiza has been shown in two clinical studies to give 60 percent of patients a bowel movement within 24 hours of taking the medication.

    Archive 2006-02-01 2006

  • Amitiza has been shown in two clinical studies to give 60 percent of patients a bowel movement within 24 hours of taking the medication.

    Medpundit 2006

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