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What is Robinul (glycopyrronium)?
Glycopyrronium is used to treat certain types of stomach and intestinal ulcers, as well as abdominal pain. It’s commonly sold under the brand names Robinul, Robinul Forte, and Cuvposa.
While Robinul can help treat peptic ulcers, it has not been proven that it can cure ulcers or stop them from recurring. Instead, it manages the symptoms of stomach and intestinal ulcers.
Do I need a prescription for Robinul?
Yes, you need a prescription for Robinul. Robinul is a prescription drug and is not available over-the-counter (OTC).
How does Robinul work?
Robinul (glycopyrronium) belongs to a class of drugs called anticholinergics. These drugs block acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that helps certain cells communicate.
Specifically, glycopyrrolate blocks acetylcholine’s effects on the central nervous system, smooth muscles, and secretion glands. This means it can reduce salivation by preventing acetylcholine receptors from being stimulated. It also reduces secretions in the stomach, which lowers the amount of stomach acid.
How to use Robinul?
There are two forms of Robinul: oral and injectable. The oral tablets are typically prescribed for individual use, while the injectable is often used when a person is put under general anesthesia for surgery. If your healthcare provider prescribes Robinul, they will likely prescribe the oral form.
The injectable form of glycopyrrolate is frequently used during operations. It reduces secretions in the airway and stomach, which protects the body while it is under general anesthesia.
If your provider prescribes Robinul oral tablets, they will choose an appropriate dose based on your weight, medical condition, and other factors. They might start with a lower dose and increase it as needed. In most cases, they’ll recommend that you take a tablet two or three times per day.
The maximum dosage is 8 mg per day. It’s important to note that you shouldn’t take more than your provider recommends, and if you feel like your medication isn’t working properly, you should consult them first. Always use your medication exactly as written on the label.
Robinul side effects
Like all medications, Robinul can cause a range of mild to moderate side effects. Most of these resolve on their own with time, but if they don’t, you should talk to your provider about adjusting your dose. Some of these side effects include:
- Constipation and bloating
- Nausea
- Insomnia
- Dry mouth
- Dry eyes
- Headache
- Rash
In rare cases, Robinul can cause severe side effects or allergic reactions. Seek medical attention if you experience any of the following:
- Severe constipation or stomach pain
- Painful urination
- Ongoing diarrhea or constipation
- Pounding heartbeat
- Severe confusion
- Fever
- Hot, flushed skin
Considerations and precautions for Robinul
Robinul is generally safe and well-tolerated, but it carries some risks like all medications. You should tell your provider about any other medications, vitamins, or supplements you take on a regular basis. Certain drugs can interact with the active ingredient in Robinul and cause dangerous side effects.
Additionally, you should tell your provider about your family medical history as well as your own medical history. This is because people with certain health conditions shouldn’t take Robinul. Some of these include:
- Glaucoma: People with or with a family history of angle-closure type glaucoma shouldn’t take Robinul.
- Urination problems: People should avoid Robinul if they have an enlarged prostate, a blocked urinary tract, or other issues with urination.
- Gastrointestinal problems: People should avoid Robinul if they have conditions such as ulcerative colitis, gut blockages, and an ileostomy or colostomy.
- Heart problems: These include angina, congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease, and other heart conditions.
- Heartburn: People should avoid Robinul if they have acid reflux, hiatal hernia, or esophagus problems.
- Other health conditions: These include overactive thyroid, autonomic neuropathy, myasthenia gravis, liver problems, and kidney problems.
Additionally, it’s important to note that Robinul makes you sweat less, making you more susceptible to heat stroke. It can also cause drowsiness, so it’s a good idea to avoid driving and consuming excess alcohol while taking it.
If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, tell your provider before taking Robinul. Research is unclear on whether it can harm a fetus, so it should only be used if absolutely necessary. You should avoid Robinul while nursing as it can reduce milk production.
Finally, tell your provider if you have any known allergies to medications. If you take Robinul and think you may be having an allergic reaction, seek immediate medical attention.
Can you buy Robinul online?
Yes, an online doctor can prescribe Robinul. They’ll discuss your medical history and symptoms to determine whether or not you need medication and, if so, which option is best for you. If your symptoms don’t get better with treatment, they may refer you to a specialist.
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What is K Health Primary Care?
K Health Primary Care is a virtual healthcare program focused on your whole health, without the hassle and price of seeing a medical provider in person.
Primary Care is part of the K Health membership, which costs just $49 for the first month, and is then billed in advance 3 months at a time. It includes chronic condition management and prevention, 24/7 text-based Urgent Care*, flexible appointments, treatment for anxiety and depression, and more—all from your phone.
A medical team of board-certified doctors and licensed nurse practitioners creates personalized care plans to make it easier for you to manage chronic conditions, change a habit, or just live healthier. Your medical team can remotely prescribe medication, order lab tests, and more.
*24/7 Urgent Care is available in all 48 continental U.S. states. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii.
K Health memberships are not insurance and exclude ancillary services (e.g., referrals. labs, equipment, cost of medication, etc). Medical care is provided by K Health’s affiliated professional corporations. See Terms of Service.
What’s included in the K Health membership?
Our K Health membership includes nearly everything K Health offers:
- Unlimited text-based visits with licensed medical providers
- 24/7 Urgent Care without an appointment
- Flexible appointments for chronic condition management
- Easy prescription management and renewals
- Treatment for anxiety and depression, including medication shipped to your door (medication cost not included)
- As always, no insurance needed, all on your own schedule
*24/7 Urgent Care is available in 48 states of the US. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii.
K Health memberships are not insurance and do not include any ancillary services, (e.g.) laboratory tests, durable medical equipment, appointments with other providers or specialists that we may refer you to, emergency or in-person urgent care facility visits; cost of medication and other referrals. Medical care is provided by K Health’s affiliated professional corporations. See Terms of Service.
How much does Primary Care cost?
Primary Care is included as part of your K Health membership, which costs $49 for the first month, and is then billed in advance 3 months at a time. You can cancel your membership anytime until 1 day before your renewal date, at which point you’ll be place on a quarterly membership and your subscription will be automatically renewed. The cancelation will go into effect at the end of the billing cycle.
A membership includes chronic condition management and prevention, 24/7 text-based Urgent Care*, flexible appointments, treatment for anxiety and depression, and more. Medication and lab test costs are not included.
*24/7 Urgent Care is available in all 48 continental US states. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii. K Health memberships are not insurance and exclude ancillary services (e.g., referrals, labs, equipment, cost of medication, etc). Medical care is provided by K Health’s affiliated professional corporations. See Terms of Service.
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You can sign up for our K Health membership which includes access to our Primary Care program, 24/7 Urgent Care visits, treatment for anxiety and depression, and more,* or you can pay for a one-time virtual visit. Plus, our Symptom Checker is always free to use.
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*24/7 Urgent Care is available in 48 states of the US. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii.
K Health memberships are not insurance and do not include any ancillary services, (e.g.) laboratory tests, durable medical equipment, appointments with other providers or specialists that we may refer you to, emergency or in-person urgent care facility visits; cost of medication and other referrals. Medical care is provided by K Health’s affiliated professional corporations.
See Terms of Service.
Can I use my insurance to pay for K Health?
With the exception of certain Surest and Elevance Health plans, we don’t accept insurance to pay for K Health memberships, one-time Urgent Care virtual visits, or mail-order medication, but we keep our prices low to keep medical care accessible to everyone. In many cases, our prices are lower than your insurance copay would have been!
If your medical provider prescribes you medication to pick up at your local pharmacy or orders bloodwork to a lab of your choice, you can use your insurance at those locations.
What does Primary Care treat?
The K Health Primary Care program is part of the K Health membership, which offers chronic condition management and prevention, 24/7 Urgent Care*, prescription renewals, treatment for anxiety and depression, and more.
Medical providers practicing on the K Health platform help you manage and treat common chronic conditions like high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes, and also create personalized care plans to help prevent future conditions, like heart attack and stroke. Your medical team can remotely prescribe medication, order lab tests and health screenings, and more.
*24/7 Urgent Care is available in all 48 continental US states. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii. K Health memberships are not insurance and exclude ancillary services (e.g., referrals, labs, equipment, cost of medication, etc). Medical care is provided by K Health’s affiliated professional corporations. See Terms of Service.
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