Reply to "Switched from Cipro to Xifaxan......night time incontinence issue"

Scott FMember

I had essentially the same experience when I tried to switch from Cipro to Xifaxan. I concluded that Xifaxan didn’t work for me, and I gave up on it. I was lucky to not be having Cipro side effects. Have you tried lowering your Cipro dose? It’s best to find the lowest dose that does the job.

It is worth trying the psyllium husk, IMO. It definitely helps me, and no amount of theory will answer the question for you as well as a few days of just trying it.

8/23/182:51 PM

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