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Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

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Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

QUESTION

Ulcerative colitis affects the colon. The colon is also referred to as the... See Answer
Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: KatieBug313 35-44 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: April 28

This medication made my life livable again. It even helped my bleeding ulcer to not act up and cause me to require blood transfusions. Unfortunately for me when you don't have 500.00 every 12o days and you aren't eligible for Medicaid, you revert right back into remission and the pain is excruciating. I wish there was an affordable Lialda!

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Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: KatieBug313 35-44 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: April 28

This medication made my life livable again. It even helped my bleeding ulcer to not act up and cause me to require blood transfusions. Unfortunately for me when you don't have 500.00 every 12o days and you aren't eligible for Medicaid, you revert right back into remission and the pain is excruciating. I wish there was an affordable Lialda!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Vanessa 45-54 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 09

Lilada is wonderful at relieving symptoms! Only downfall after taking for 2 months was hair loss. I had to stop taking unfortunatly.

Related Reading: hair loss

Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: KatieBug313 35-44 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: April 28

This medication made my life livable again. It even helped my bleeding ulcer to not act up and cause me to require blood transfusions. Unfortunately for me when you don't have 500.00 every 12o days and you aren't eligible for Medicaid, you revert right back into remission and the pain is excruciating. I wish there was an affordable Lialda!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Vanessa 45-54 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 09

Lilada is wonderful at relieving symptoms! Only downfall after taking for 2 months was hair loss. I had to stop taking unfortunatly.

Related Reading: hair loss

Comment from: Hers12 25-34 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: December 14

I was on it in 2011 and took it until 2013. I never had any issues during that time while taking it. I had my routine colonoscopy in Feb 2015 and all was good. Back in March 2016, I had my second flare-up. I told my doctor I know I'm having a flare-up, but he gave me a lot of tests to do of course. Finally, in October 2016, he sees that I am having a flare-up (I had an sigmonscopy...spelling?). I was placed on 4 pills a day of lialda and I was back to normal within a week! It was great. A month later, I'm on my maintenance dose of 3 pills a day. Still having no issues! It works for me. I probably should've stayed on it and I might have never had that second flare-up...

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: KatieBug313 35-44 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: April 28

This medication made my life livable again. It even helped my bleeding ulcer to not act up and cause me to require blood transfusions. Unfortunately for me when you don't have 500.00 every 12o days and you aren't eligible for Medicaid, you revert right back into remission and the pain is excruciating. I wish there was an affordable Lialda!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Vanessa 45-54 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 09

Lilada is wonderful at relieving symptoms! Only downfall after taking for 2 months was hair loss. I had to stop taking unfortunatly.

Related Reading: hair loss

Comment from: Hers12 25-34 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: December 14

I was on it in 2011 and took it until 2013. I never had any issues during that time while taking it. I had my routine colonoscopy in Feb 2015 and all was good. Back in March 2016, I had my second flare-up. I told my doctor I know I'm having a flare-up, but he gave me a lot of tests to do of course. Finally, in October 2016, he sees that I am having a flare-up (I had an sigmonscopy...spelling?). I was placed on 4 pills a day of lialda and I was back to normal within a week! It was great. A month later, I'm on my maintenance dose of 3 pills a day. Still having no issues! It works for me. I probably should've stayed on it and I might have never had that second flare-up...

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Katie 55-64 Female 6 months to less than 1 year Patient Published: October 11

After being misdiagnosed with IBS-D for decades, finally got the proper diagnosis for UC and started treatment with Lialda less than 1 year ago. I was able to leave the house and drive to work without much concern about bathroom locations. It seemed a miracle drug until a routine blood test showed kidney damage. I have never had any kidney trouble in my life until I was on Lialda for less than a year. Now I am off Lialda and waiting on a renal doctor's evaluation. I should have known it was too good to be true.

Related Reading: ibs-d | treatment | lialda

Comment from: Bill 55-64 Transgender 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: March 06

I started bleeding in 2020 about a year after a wellness exam colonoscopy . I went back to Gastro doctor and he said most likely because of 3 internal hemorroids that he saw during colonoscopy. He signed me up to remove them 1 at a time using the banding procedure. Because of Covid it took the better part of 2021. Bleeding got worse as well as gas, urgency and on average 7 bathroom visits a day. I went to a new doctor who did another colonoscopy "Jan. 2oth 2022 and i was diagnosed with moderate/severe left sided UC. I was prescribed 4.2 grms. Lialda " 4 pills a day". I have only been on meds since beginning of Febuary 2022. Wow , I feel that i got my life back. All symptoms are gone. I am down to 2 bm's a day. Thank You Jesus! Thank You UCLA.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Cryscross0905 25-34 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: November 28

I am currently 29 years old and one month before my 29th bday this year I was diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis disease, I was on apriso and that was a miracle worker for sure this current week the drs placed me on Lialda and honestly in my case seems to not be working because I have been in a flare since the second day of taking it. May work for some and just not for others have a feeling I’m that odd ball that it just does not work for.

Related Reading: colitis | apriso | lialda

Comment from: Lfitzma 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 02

It has helped with my symptoms just but I have been experiencing joint pain starting in my knees and ankles which was difficult as I am a hiker. That pain went away after a month but I am now experienced wrist and had joint pain.

Comment from: KatieBug313 35-44 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: April 28

This medication made my life livable again. It even helped my bleeding ulcer to not act up and cause me to require blood transfusions. Unfortunately for me when you don't have 500.00 every 12o days and you aren't eligible for Medicaid, you revert right back into remission and the pain is excruciating. I wish there was an affordable Lialda!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Vanessa 45-54 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 09

Lilada is wonderful at relieving symptoms! Only downfall after taking for 2 months was hair loss. I had to stop taking unfortunatly.

Related Reading: hair loss

Comment from: Hers12 25-34 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: December 14

I was on it in 2011 and took it until 2013. I never had any issues during that time while taking it. I had my routine colonoscopy in Feb 2015 and all was good. Back in March 2016, I had my second flare-up. I told my doctor I know I'm having a flare-up, but he gave me a lot of tests to do of course. Finally, in October 2016, he sees that I am having a flare-up (I had an sigmonscopy...spelling?). I was placed on 4 pills a day of lialda and I was back to normal within a week! It was great. A month later, I'm on my maintenance dose of 3 pills a day. Still having no issues! It works for me. I probably should've stayed on it and I might have never had that second flare-up...

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: Katie 55-64 Female 6 months to less than 1 year Patient Published: October 11

After being misdiagnosed with IBS-D for decades, finally got the proper diagnosis for UC and started treatment with Lialda less than 1 year ago. I was able to leave the house and drive to work without much concern about bathroom locations. It seemed a miracle drug until a routine blood test showed kidney damage. I have never had any kidney trouble in my life until I was on Lialda for less than a year. Now I am off Lialda and waiting on a renal doctor's evaluation. I should have known it was too good to be true.

Related Reading: ibs-d | treatment | lialda

Comment from: GuynVA 55-64 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: August 10

I have Crohn's / Ulcerative Colitis. Apparently I've had this most of my life although flare ups were very uncommon. I always thought I had IBS-D until my last colonoscopy. I've been on several different medications - Pentasa, Budesonide and now Lialda. Lialda seems to be the most effective for me at this point, although I've experienced weight gain (went from 178 to 195 lbs in two months) and still have flare ups, but not as frequent as in prior month. I'm going back to my MD today to talk about other alternatives. The weight gain really bothers me. I've come to recognize some triggers (stress) and try to avoid them, but unfortunately one of those triggers is my job and I can't just walk away from it. Good luck to everyone.

Related Reading: ulcerative colitis | ibs-d | pentasa

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

QUESTION

Ulcerative colitis affects the colon. The colon is also referred to as the... See Answer
Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

Related Reading: constipation | lialda

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

Related Reading: constipation | lialda

Comment from: SgtCedar 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: January 14

My doctor prescribed this medication when Asacol was taken off the market. It did not work and I had to change to Delzicol DR. The doctor said about half his patients taking Lialda found it did not work.

Related Reading: asacol | delzicol | lialda

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

Related Reading: constipation | lialda

Comment from: SgtCedar 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: January 14

My doctor prescribed this medication when Asacol was taken off the market. It did not work and I had to change to Delzicol DR. The doctor said about half his patients taking Lialda found it did not work.

Related Reading: asacol | delzicol | lialda

Comment from: Mrs. Behaves 35-44 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: December 03

No Blood, but lots of other symptoms. Bloating, Fecal urgency, making 3 stops at 3 gas stations on the way to work, tired, run down. After 7 months of these symptoms and 2 didn't quite make it days. I went back to my doctor. Day 2 I was able to make it to work without stopping. It took a little effort but I made it. I am on day 4 and still with a little effort I am able to get to work (30 miles in Los Angeles) without stopping. The side effects so far are a little stomach upset, dizzy feeling for the first few hours, mild, very mild headache. I expect these to lessen with time as right now my security (job) was at stake so the side effects are acceptable. I am experimenting with when to take it to lessen the symptoms. Must take it with food. Anyway so far I am happy.

Related Reading: stomach | headache

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

Related Reading: constipation | lialda

Comment from: SgtCedar 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: January 14

My doctor prescribed this medication when Asacol was taken off the market. It did not work and I had to change to Delzicol DR. The doctor said about half his patients taking Lialda found it did not work.

Related Reading: asacol | delzicol | lialda

Comment from: Mrs. Behaves 35-44 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: December 03

No Blood, but lots of other symptoms. Bloating, Fecal urgency, making 3 stops at 3 gas stations on the way to work, tired, run down. After 7 months of these symptoms and 2 didn't quite make it days. I went back to my doctor. Day 2 I was able to make it to work without stopping. It took a little effort but I made it. I am on day 4 and still with a little effort I am able to get to work (30 miles in Los Angeles) without stopping. The side effects so far are a little stomach upset, dizzy feeling for the first few hours, mild, very mild headache. I expect these to lessen with time as right now my security (job) was at stake so the side effects are acceptable. I am experimenting with when to take it to lessen the symptoms. Must take it with food. Anyway so far I am happy.

Related Reading: stomach | headache

Comment from: California Patient 55-64 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: October 25

With both Asocol and Lialda, I experienced hair loss. Does anyone know if Biotin or anything else would help eliminate that side-effect? In terms of effectiveness, it's been pretty good. I haven't noticed any blood in my stools or had any major flare-ups. A more minor side-effect is gas.

Related Reading: lialda | hair loss

Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

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Comment from: SgtCedar 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: January 14

My doctor prescribed this medication when Asacol was taken off the market. It did not work and I had to change to Delzicol DR. The doctor said about half his patients taking Lialda found it did not work.

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Comment from: Mrs. Behaves 35-44 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: December 03

No Blood, but lots of other symptoms. Bloating, Fecal urgency, making 3 stops at 3 gas stations on the way to work, tired, run down. After 7 months of these symptoms and 2 didn't quite make it days. I went back to my doctor. Day 2 I was able to make it to work without stopping. It took a little effort but I made it. I am on day 4 and still with a little effort I am able to get to work (30 miles in Los Angeles) without stopping. The side effects so far are a little stomach upset, dizzy feeling for the first few hours, mild, very mild headache. I expect these to lessen with time as right now my security (job) was at stake so the side effects are acceptable. I am experimenting with when to take it to lessen the symptoms. Must take it with food. Anyway so far I am happy.

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Comment from: California Patient 55-64 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: October 25

With both Asocol and Lialda, I experienced hair loss. Does anyone know if Biotin or anything else would help eliminate that side-effect? In terms of effectiveness, it's been pretty good. I haven't noticed any blood in my stools or had any major flare-ups. A more minor side-effect is gas.

Related Reading: lialda | hair loss

Comment from: lil bit 55-64 Female 6 months to less than 1 year Patient Published: June 09

Was diagnosed last year with "undefinitive UC" Dr. can't tell if it's UC or Chrons, a bit of both so started me on Lialda. Began with 4 pills a day, down to 2, since then broke my shoulder & foot so had to be on Steroids, since then have gained weight from shoulders to hips and can't seem to loose it. Both shoulders ache most of the time, but I also work on a computer most of the day. Overall it is easy to maintain with Lialda, but will make sure I monitor with blood work.

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Comment from: 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: June 03

I have been taking Lialda for 2 months 2 times a day in the morning. It has worked for me! The only thing I have experienced is weight gain. I am not sure if it's because of me or not but that has been annoying. And, my hair does seem thinner. I am 24 years old and 120 pounds. I think the 2 pills a day is an appropriate amount for me to take. I can stop taking them here soon and I hope I lose the extra weight and I hope my bathroom problems are resolved! I do recommend this product!

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Comment from: jjill 19-24 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: May 19

Caused excess weight gain in short time frame. No not due to symptoms going away, had been symptom free for years.

Comment from: Sharon 65-74 Female 1 to less than 2 years Patient Published: April 20

I am 73 yrs. Old, have had UC on and off since I was 26yr. Old. I have only taken meds when I have a flare up. Mine went into remission from time to time and I quit my meds. Started having problems, constant constipation with pain in my colon and bowel, after a colonoscopy the Dr put me on two Lialda a day. It was like instant relief. After 5 months I quit taking them and did great for about 6 months. Had a flair up and back on 2 a day. Will go off again and not take anything until a flair and I'll go back to Lialda again!

Related Reading: constipation | lialda

Comment from: SgtCedar 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: January 14

My doctor prescribed this medication when Asacol was taken off the market. It did not work and I had to change to Delzicol DR. The doctor said about half his patients taking Lialda found it did not work.

Related Reading: asacol | delzicol | lialda

Comment from: Mrs. Behaves 35-44 Female less than 1 month Patient Published: December 03

No Blood, but lots of other symptoms. Bloating, Fecal urgency, making 3 stops at 3 gas stations on the way to work, tired, run down. After 7 months of these symptoms and 2 didn't quite make it days. I went back to my doctor. Day 2 I was able to make it to work without stopping. It took a little effort but I made it. I am on day 4 and still with a little effort I am able to get to work (30 miles in Los Angeles) without stopping. The side effects so far are a little stomach upset, dizzy feeling for the first few hours, mild, very mild headache. I expect these to lessen with time as right now my security (job) was at stake so the side effects are acceptable. I am experimenting with when to take it to lessen the symptoms. Must take it with food. Anyway so far I am happy.

Related Reading: stomach | headache

Comment from: California Patient 55-64 Female 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: October 25

With both Asocol and Lialda, I experienced hair loss. Does anyone know if Biotin or anything else would help eliminate that side-effect? In terms of effectiveness, it's been pretty good. I haven't noticed any blood in my stools or had any major flare-ups. A more minor side-effect is gas.

Related Reading: lialda | hair loss

Comment from: lil bit 55-64 Female 6 months to less than 1 year Patient Published: June 09

Was diagnosed last year with "undefinitive UC" Dr. can't tell if it's UC or Chrons, a bit of both so started me on Lialda. Began with 4 pills a day, down to 2, since then broke my shoulder & foot so had to be on Steroids, since then have gained weight from shoulders to hips and can't seem to loose it. Both shoulders ache most of the time, but I also work on a computer most of the day. Overall it is easy to maintain with Lialda, but will make sure I monitor with blood work.

Related Reading: lialda

Comment from: 19-24 Male 2 to less than 5 years Patient Published: March 12

Taking it with Humira. My condition was too severe and Lialda wasn't strong enough. Along with Humira, this drug can treat my disease.

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Comment from: stew 75 or over Male 1 to 6 months Patient Published: December 16

I was hospitalized with a severe attack of ulcerative colitis. While there a doctor started me on Lialda: 1.2 mg X 4 daily. Since then I have been clear of colitis for 6 months. The only aftereffects have been an occasional rush to the toilet when the urge starts.

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Comment from: stew 75 or over Male 1 to 6 months Patient Published: December 16

I was hospitalized with a severe attack of ulcerative colitis. While there a doctor started me on Lialda: 1.2 mg X 4 daily. Since then I have been clear of colitis for 6 months. The only aftereffects have been an occasional rush to the toilet when the urge starts.

Related Reading: ulcerative colitis | lialda | colitis

Comment from: Iam 55-64 Male less than 1 month Patient Published: September 01

I had a reaction to this drug the first time I took it and even a greater reaction to it the next time I took it. It put me in bed for two days. I'm sure it is ok for those who don't react to it in a negative way.

Comment from: stew 75 or over Male 1 to 6 months Patient Published: December 16

I was hospitalized with a severe attack of ulcerative colitis. While there a doctor started me on Lialda: 1.2 mg X 4 daily. Since then I have been clear of colitis for 6 months. The only aftereffects have been an occasional rush to the toilet when the urge starts.

Related Reading: ulcerative colitis | lialda | colitis

Comment from: Iam 55-64 Male less than 1 month Patient Published: September 01

I had a reaction to this drug the first time I took it and even a greater reaction to it the next time I took it. It put me in bed for two days. I'm sure it is ok for those who don't react to it in a negative way.

Comment from: Pennythepest 75 or over Female less than 1 month Patient Published: August 16

This med contains sulfasalazine. I am allergic to sulfa and apparently to this derivative. I did not feel at all well the three days I took it and developed a rash and a big blister. Yes,I did advise my doctor of my sulfa allergy.

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