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Has Diltiazem ever made you worse?

Postby lurker53 » 17 Sep 2011, 12:21

Just wondering because after starting to use it three times a day since Monday, it is now Saturday and I am in spasm and having sniper pains down there. I stopped using it late last night because it was causing the skin to be sensitive and thinned out and I was in spasm anyhow on Friday.
Just curious if anyone else has had Dilt make things worse other than the itch I hear everyone talk about. My BMs are soft, I am regular, the only difference is that the last two days I've had to wipe (using wet wipes, probably not best idea but the TP at hotels is so thin and I am traveling for work) and maybe that has aggravated things (I shower after at home).
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Re: Has Diltiazem ever made you worse?

Postby of all the places to hurt » 17 Sep 2011, 17:43

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Re: Has Diltiazem ever made you worse?

Postby Jimoffy » 05 Nov 2017, 13:13

It didn’t make mine worse, but didn’t heal it and it irritated my anus so bad I had a red rash up my whole thigh and little itchy bumps all around my anus. Went away the day I stopped using ig
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Re: Has Diltiazem ever made you worse?

Postby dmcff » 06 Nov 2017, 03:11

Diltiazem gave me a rash. Nitro doesn't do that to me, but there are times when I find that really it's better not to put anything down there. The trick for long-term stability seems to be keeping the stool soft, and avoiding foods and drinks that are irritating. Not always easy to achieve.
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Re: Has Diltiazem ever made you worse?

Postby Joeyb » 07 Nov 2017, 06:59

I agree dmcf that sometimes not putting any gels or ointments down there relieves a lot of issues. I personally think that it can be so wet and damp from meds that it doesn't heal as fast. Also, stool softener and miralax helps tremendously. Thanks
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