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I ran out of my Xifaxan a couple months ago and sadly my Cipro/Augmentin/Pepto combo couldn't keep things stable. My copay for the Xifaxan was $0 through Walgreens, but now I'm wondering what it'll be with my new mail-order pharmacy (ldirx.com).

When I had Xifaxan in the combo, I was able to keep things stable (one or two BMs per day, mostly formed) for 7-10 days before I had to add in some (yucky) Flagyl for a couple days for a reset.

I'm up to about 6-8 BMs a day now, severely loose stools, and a lot of unwanted urgency and a bit of cuff pain. I need my Xifaxan back!

4/17/1711:56 AM

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