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Rectal Bleeding After Starting Weight Conrol Product Apidexin. Is It Related?
Question: I started Apidexin weight control product about a week ago and I also started to experience light rectal bleeding about the same time. Could they be related?
Hello and thanks for the query.
Apidexin is a diet pill but has not been approved by US FDA.
Apidexin is being used very frequently by people these days and some consumers do report side effects like insomnia,headaches,increase in heart rate and blood pressure and there has been no report of rectal bleeding but a poor rating with BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and lack of sufficient human trials leave many questions unanswered.
Your rectal bleeding and use of apidexin may or may not be related as nothing can be said with authenticity because of lack of scientific data.
I would advise you to stop this medicine and see the result.
If your bleeding stops,it may be assumed that apidexin is the culprit.
If your bleeding persists then you must consult your doctor for finding the cause and treatment.
I hope to have answered your query however you can revert to me for any other query.
Thanks and best of luck.
Apidexin is a diet pill but has not been approved by US FDA.
Apidexin is being used very frequently by people these days and some consumers do report side effects like insomnia,headaches,increase in heart rate and blood pressure and there has been no report of rectal bleeding but a poor rating with BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and lack of sufficient human trials leave many questions unanswered.
Your rectal bleeding and use of apidexin may or may not be related as nothing can be said with authenticity because of lack of scientific data.
I would advise you to stop this medicine and see the result.
If your bleeding stops,it may be assumed that apidexin is the culprit.
If your bleeding persists then you must consult your doctor for finding the cause and treatment.
I hope to have answered your query however you can revert to me for any other query.
Thanks and best of luck.
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