Trilyte
(Polyethylene Glycol 3350 / Sodium Chloride / Sodium Bicarbonate / Potassium Chloride)
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Quick facts about Trilyte
- Drug class: Gastrointestinal
- Generic status: No lower cost generic available
Used for
- Colonoscopy - Preparation of bowel for procedure
- Fecal impaction Operative procedure on large intestine
- Colorectal - Preparation of bowel for procedure
Dosage forms
- Liquid
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Quick facts about Trilyte
- Drug class: Gastrointestinal
- Generic status: No lower cost generic available
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These are side effects of Trilyte (Polyethylene Glycol 3350 / Sodium Chloride / Sodium Bicarbonate / Potassium Chloride) reported to the FDA by people taking it, and by doctors and pharmacists.Common concerns from people taking Trilyte (Polyethylene Glycol 3350 / Sodium Chloride / Sodium Bicarbonate / Potassium Chloride)
Final section. Do you want to return to drug navigation?Pregnancy
Research studies with animals found harmful effects on unborn babies. It hasn’t been properly studied in humans. The benefits might outweigh the risks even if you’re pregnant. Talk with your doctor.
Tip: Always talk with your doctor before you take any medication while pregnant.FDA pregnancy category for Trilyte
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