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Arrow Site~Listing side effects of drugs based on FDA Medwatch Reports:
Here is a nice resource:

http://www.drugcite.com/

It does not give details...but it does give an indication as to what types of side effects to expect from a drug.

I looked up Lyrica, for example... no reports of tooth loss/damage there.
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Here is a nice resource:

http://www.drugcite.com/

It does not give details...but it does give an indication as to what types of side effects to expect from a drug.

I looked up Lyrica, for example... no reports of tooth loss/damage there.

Thank you so much for this Mrs. D. My doctor tells me I should go on Fosamax. The report on this website helps to back me up in my beliefs that it would do more harm than good. I take calcium and vitamin D, and I'm now adding magnesium.....thanks again!
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This gives me a good feeling--The most common amitriptyline adverse event reported to the FDA, by far, is "Completed Suicide." Followed by drug toxicity and cardiac arrest. I have to believe that someone who commits suicide after starting a drug was somewhere on the edge to begin with.
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