colchicine

That same doctor told me to discontinue colchicine; yet without colchicine most medications, inc.

These ulcers lasted over 15 years and colchicine seemed to be the only thing to eradicate them.

For instance, the FDA had to use a bullshit process to get clinical research done on colchicine for gout.

Insurance wouldn’t cover the cost and colchicine cost me $500 a month for a bottle.

An example of 2 is colchicine, thought to be the oldest drug still in use.

Their study used Medicaid and Medicare data files through 2017, when combined Medicaid and Medicare claims exceeded $340 million for colchicine.

I am on a pill called Colchicine that I have to take 3 times a day for life.

Anecdotally, my cardiologist said he’s seeing a ton of vaccine induced subclinical pericarditis, and my local pharmacies are running out of colchicine.

I got subclinical pericarditis from the vaccine booster, I’ve been taking colchicine and it helped a lot.

I opened the article expecting to read about its use in plant breeding: colchicine is renowned there for inducing polyploidy.

Thankfully the cardiologist accepted my description of what I felt and prescribed me colchicine which worked.

I remember in the early aughts I could get a bottle of Colchicine for four bucks.

My cardiologist went “tests look fine, heart looks fine, there’s no reason for you to take colchicine.

From the article: "That year, the FDA started their "Unapproved Drugs Initiative", through which they sought more rigorous testing of efficacy and safety of colchicine and other unapproved drugs on the market.[26] In exchange for paying for the costly testing, the FDA gave URL Pharma three years of market exclusivity for its Colcrys brand,[27] under the Hatch-Waxman Act"

Most of them may only be sold in pharmacies and sometimes they are so potent and dangerous that they require prescriptions (Colchicine is easy to overdose, but does not require a prescription).