Suppositories are solid medications you insert into your body to treat conditions like constipation or vaginal infections. You may develop side effects like irritation and leakage, so contact a doctor ...

Canasa (mesalamine) is a brand-name suppository that’s prescribed for ulcerative proctitis in adults. As with other drugs, Canasa can cause side effects, such as dizziness and rectal pain. Canasa can ...

Yes, boric acid vaginal suppositories can cause side effects, though many people tolerate them well when used as directed. Boric acid suppositories are commonly used off-label to treat recurrent or ...

<2yrs or <20lbs: not recommended. Oral: 20–29lbs: 2½mg once or twice daily; max 7.5mg/day. 30–39lbs: 2½mg 2–3 times daily; max 10mg/day. 40–85lbs: 2½mg 3 times daily or 5mg twice daily; max 15mg/day.