User Reviews for Pyridium oral

I was prescribed this after surgery on my kidneys and UT. It worked fine the first few days, then on the 4th i started itching when I took it, and burning. I stopped taking it, and the itching and burning went away. I recommend this drug for a few days, but no more than 3.

I love this medication, I get bladder infections several times a year and I used to just suffer until the antibiotic kicked in. A doctor at Minor Emergency gave me this, and it worked wonders. My symptoms are often so bad I'm stuck in bed, and this makes them disappear until the antibiotic does it's job. Now I request it everytime I see the doctor for a bladder infection.

It didn't help me and I ended up with upset stomach and diarria.

This medication did absoultly nothing to relieve my pain. It didn't even help a little bit. This is the first UTI I have ever had. I was not expecting the neon orange urine, when I first saw it I thought I was really in trouble. No one warned me of the color change.

I was given this medication along with Macrobid for a bladder infection. I've had many, many, many bladder infections (even 2 kidney infections) and have never been prescribed 2 medications for it. I didn't know exactly what it was for, the doctor said it was to relieve the symptoms. After taking this for 3 days and reading about it, I don't think I'm going to continue it. Aside from the urine discoloration (which doesn't bother me), it has seemed to make it sting more in between urination. It doesn't sting when I go, but after I'm done, it stings worse. The antibiotic (Macrobid) by itself has worked just fine for me in the past for relieving the symptoms.Read More Read Less

I get UTI's a couple of times a year. Sometimes they're so bad I clot and see blood. This really, really helps with the pain. Take your antibiotic to kill the infection, but take this to get rid of the pain. Nothing works this good or this fast! The only side effect I get is nausea...but I can never tell if it's because of the infection, my antibiotic or if it's this drug. Either way, this stuff is amazing at stopping that unbearable pain and the constant urge to go.

This has definitely helped the symptoms of my UTI, which had been making me completely miserable. All the urgency and pain I was having seemed to go away after I took the first dose. I'm not fond of the fact that it turns your urine orange, however.

this medicine is awesome!It helped me so much with my pain with interstitial cystitis.the only bad side effect was bad cottonmouth and a scratchy voice.

given by physician after surgery to relieve prostate blockage and enlarge urethea

I tried the otc version which I used 5 years ago, and it actually made my burning worse! The urologist gave me an rx for prescription strength which was only slightly better. I note that a product like AZO is 95 mg. and you take two. The rx was for one 200 mg. dose, minutely larger. There is a line in the info sheet which mentions possible hypersensitivity. I seem to have it. I wonder if they changed the dye?

What I would like to know is. Does this medication cause the tongue to turn Black?

I seem to have a lot of itching and after taking this Drug three times a day for three days that night I had a fast heart beat. A lot of burning when I urinate. The Itching started with my arms now it's all over my body.

I took this medicine at 7:30pm. by 10:00pm my feet,face,hands,chest,back, and lips were red and swollen.it is day two of not taking the med. and i am still red and swollen, dizzy, and headache.

I use drug after surgery has ease symptom.I have not had to take any other medication for pain.

This was my first UTI. Treatment will turn urine orange-red color, which is normal. I experienced some dizziness but it subsided after the first day. Only take for as long as you are on antibiotic, about 2 or 3 days, which worked very well for me.

This will turn your urine a bright orange color, so wear a pad so you don't stain your clothing. It works very well and greatly relieves the pain of the infection until the antibiotics can kick in.