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Does robinul (glycopyrrolate) for sweating dry out your hair?

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Dr. Ahmad M Hadied answered

Yes: A lot of people used it and it is helpping them, there are side effect.

Dr Kuitems and 3 doctors agreed

Answered 1/1/2021

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Can you take robinul (glycopyrrolate) if you have glaucoma or are glaucoma suspect? I was reading that if you have glaucoma you shouldn't take it. Why is that?

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My lips keep getting really dry/ peeling. I sometimes get a white residue. I take 2 medicines gabapentin & glycopyrrolate. Is this a side effect?

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