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I have been taking vaginal Diazepam suppository for pelvic floor dysfunction. I was taking medication in Arizona. We moved to California. The compounding pharmacy in CA has made prescriptions that cause bubbles in my urine. One month the pharmacy makes it, and I have clear urine and no irritation. The next month, I have burning and bubbles in my urine. The pharmacy is so inconsistent. The pharmacy in AZ was using Supposibase and Diazepam (no reaction.) In CA they do not use Supposibase. I am now trying another pharmacy to see if they get the compounding correct, where I do not get bubbles in urine and burning. The pelvic floor dysfunction is enough discomfort. Has anyone had a reaction like mine, and what did your pharmacist find to get it right?
I was going to the SHE Clinic in Phoenix. The Valium used as a vaginal suppository is found to be the best consistent non habit forming drug to relieve PFD symptoms.
The SHE clinic has three departments; GYN, Vaginal PT, Sexual Therapy.
My husband now knows that I haven't been making up all the UTI, pain, etc.
PT, taught me to recognize that I have three problems; rectocele, PFD, and UTI's. The SHE clinic saved my marriage, and I am able to control and recognize when what problem is arising. What type of treatment have you experienced for PFD.
The SHE clinic has three departments; GYN, Vaginal PT, Sexual Therapy.
My husband now knows that I haven't been making up all the UTI, pain, etc.
PT, taught me to recognize that I have three problems; rectocele, PFD, and UTI's. The SHE clinic saved my marriage, and I am able to control and recognize when what problem is arising. What type of treatment have you experienced for PFD.
It appears there are other recommended treatments for this PDF...and none of them mention Valium or antianxiety medications. You might want to read the following info and the other treatment options. What type of doctor is treating your problem?:
http://ibs.about.com/od/causesofibs/a/What-Is-Pelvic-Floor-Dysfunction.htm
http://ibs.about.com/od/causesofibs/a/What-Is-Pelvic-Floor-Dysfunction.htm
Thank you. I am not sure this would help her incontinence, but it helped for me to know if I was having bowel pressure, real pelvic floor pain, or a real urinary infection. Thank you for reading my post.
I am so sorry you are having such a problem with your meds. I have not experienced anything like this (I live in Az.) I just found your comment quite interesting.
My mom has incontinence and has been looking for something to help her. I will mention your "formula" to her doctor to see if it helps her.
Meanwhile, I sincerely hope you find a pharmacy that gets it right.
Wishing you the best.
My mom has incontinence and has been looking for something to help her. I will mention your "formula" to her doctor to see if it helps her.
Meanwhile, I sincerely hope you find a pharmacy that gets it right.
Wishing you the best.
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