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Can amitryptiline be taken indefinitely for someone who has irritable bowel syndrome/colitis? need expert opinions!
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IBS: Amitriptyline has strong anti-cholingeric effects and is not recommended particularly someone who has constipating form of IBS. The Amitriptyline would cause the bowels to slow. Why are you taking this medication anyways? Possibly there is better natural alternative.
Answered 6/24/2014
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