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Considering taking medication to treat Additional X-Rays of the Stomach or Intestines? Below is a list of common medications used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Additional X-Rays of the Stomach or Intestines. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.

Your search for Additional X-Rays of the Stomach or Intestines returned the following treatments.

Drug Name IndicationWhat's this? TypeWhat's this? User Reviews
simethicone Oral     17 User Reviews
Gas-X Extra Strength Oral     14 User Reviews
Gas-X Oral     12 User Reviews
Phazyme Oral     7 User Reviews
atropine Inj     3 User Reviews
metoclopramide HCl Inj     2 User Reviews
Mi-Acid Gas Relief Oral     1 User Reviews
Gas Relief Maximum Strength Oral     1 User Reviews
Mylanta Gas Oral     1 User Reviews
Mytab Gas Oral     1 User Reviews
Anti-Gas Maximum Strength Oral     1 User Reviews
atropine IM     1 User Reviews
Gas Relief Ultra Strength Oral     1 User Reviews
Gas Relief Extra Strength Oral     1 User Reviews
Bicarsim Oral     1 User Reviews
GlucaGen HypoKit Inj     1 User Reviews
Mytab Gas Maximum Strength Oral     Be the first to review it
Gas Relief Oral     Be the first to review it
Equalizer Gas Relief Oral     Be the first to review it
Gas Relief 80 Oral     Be the first to review it
hyoscyamine sulfate Inj     Be the first to review it
Levsin Inj     Be the first to review it
Infants Gas Relief Oral     Be the first to review it
glucagon (human recombinant) Inj     Be the first to review it
Glucagon Emergency Inj     Be the first to review it
Anti-Gas Oral     Be the first to review it
GlucaGen Inj     Be the first to review it
Gas Free Extra Strength Oral     Be the first to review it
Bicarsim Forte Oral     Be the first to review it
Anti-Gas Ultra Strength Oral     Be the first to review it
AtroPen IM     Be the first to review it
atropine in 0.9 % sod chloride IV     Be the first to review it
Gas-X Ultra-Strength Oral     Be the first to review it
Infants' Mylicon Oral     Be the first to review it
atropine IV     Be the first to review it
GlucaGen Diagnostic Kit Inj     Be the first to review it

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