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Old 4 Oct 19, 02:35 PM  
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Ranatadine

Just a heads up for those who take it, it has been recalled and Doctor's no longer will subscribe it
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Old 4 Oct 19, 02:36 PM  
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Thanks for the heads up
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Old 4 Oct 19, 02:42 PM  
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Originally Posted by ziggyzag View Post
Just a heads up for those who take it, it has been recalled and Doctor's no longer will subscribe it
Where has that come from? I am a clinical pharmacist in a surgery and as of lunchtime there was no MHRA directive on Ranitidine. The products that have been found to contain the risky ingredient are not used here from the same manufacturing plant but the MHRA will be testing UK supplies. I didn't know an announcement had been made.
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Just going too get my mother's prescription for this, will see what happens.
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I read it had been recalled in some stores in the USA and Canada but not over here.
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Originally Posted by Bella1 View Post
Where has that come from? I am a clinical pharmacist in a surgery and as of lunchtime there was no MHRA directive on Ranitidine. The products that have been found to contain the risky ingredient are not used here from the same manufacturing plant but the MHRA will be testing UK supplies. I didn't know an announcement had been made.
My Doctor told me this afternoon. That it had been recalled and was the NHS can no longer prescribe it
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It is not ranitidine per se that is the issue, but batches from the same factory in India that have been contaminated with a potential carcinogen. It sounds as though it’s a belts and braces response and everything has been withdrawn until proven safe.
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My Doctor told me this afternoon. That it had been recalled and was the NHS can no longer prescribe it
I thought I’d read it was just Zantac, specifically under that brand name, rather than generic ranitidine? DD certainly had ranitidine by IV last week in hospital.
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Originally Posted by hermione25 View Post
I thought I’d read it was just Zantac, specifically under that brand name, rather than generic ranitidine? DD certainly had ranitidine by IV last week in hospital.
I still have a box. He told me I was safe to finish it.
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Please don't panic.

It is much more of a risk to have a stomach unprotected than there is in continuing taking tablets til an alternative gets sorted out.
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