Pentasa	Ferring Ilac (TR)	500mg	100 tablets	$79.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Ilac (TR)	500mg	200 tablets	$139.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Ilac (TR)	500mg	300 tablets	$195.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Ilac (TR)	500mg	400 tablets	$249.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Ilac (TR)	500mg	500 tablets	$299.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Pharmaceuticals Ltd	1000mg	60 tablets	$110.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Pharmaceuticals Ltd	1000mg	120 tablets	$210.00
	Pentasa	Ferring Pharmaceuticals Ltd	1000mg	180 tablets	$299.00

Pentasa Enema, Pentasa Suppository

Pentasa Drug Information

The drug is a 5-aminosalicylic acid which functions as an anti-inflammatory agent. Its main purpose is to suppress an inflammation inducing substance responsible for colon inflammation. The generic drug is used in the treatment of Crohn’s disease as well as in the treatment of other diseases related to ulcers, such as ulcerative colitis in mild or moderate form, bowel inflammations or sores. This drug can be administered with or without food.

Pentasa Drug Dosage

The dosage recommended to achieve remission or the dosage for treatment of mild or moderate ulcerative colitis is 1 g, taken four times a day. The recommended duration of the treatment is up to 8 weeks. Pentasa can be bought in the dosage of 250 mg and 500 mg. Cheap Pentasa can be bought from North Meds online, in the dosage of 500 mg. North Meds offers the drug. For the convenience of customers, discount Pentasa can be bought with orders for multiple amounts.

Side Effects and Precautions for Pentasa

Common side effects of Mesalamine usually comprise: hair loss, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, sensitivity to sunlight, diarrhea, sneezing or runny nose, stomach discomfort, gas, joint pain, difficult breathing, swelling of the tongue, lips or face. Common dermatological effects include: acne, dry skin, nail disorder, eczema, photosensitivity, hives or sweating. Serious side effects comprise strong stomach pain, headache, fever, cramping or bloody diarrhea. Cardiovascular side effects include palpitations, vasodilation and pericarditis. Mesalamine should not be administered to patients with flu or those with chickenpox. Patients on sulfinpyrazone or probenecid should not buy Pentasa or take it. In case patients have been prescribed other drugs, they should first discuss their medical history with their physician in order to avoid problems or interactions that can seriously harm their health.

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