HOW LINZESS CAN HELP

LINZESS CAN HELP RELIEVE SYMPTOMS OF IBS-C & CIC

HOW LINZESS CAN HELP

LINZESS CAN HELP RELIEVE SYMPTOMS OF IBS-C & CIC

You may have tried to relieve chronic constipation through over-the-counter treatments, dietary changes, or exercise. But if your symptoms keep coming back, it may be time to consider LINZESS.

LINZESS is a once-daily pill that’s proven to treat multiple symptoms of IBS-C. It helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements and helps relieve belly pain and overall abdominal symptoms* (pain, discomfort, and bloating) associated with IBS-C.

*Abdominal symptoms were studied in combination, not individually.

WHAT SYMPTOMS OF IBS-C & CIC CAN LINZESS HELP RELIEVE?

IBS-C

  • Constipation (lumpy or hard stools, infrequent and incomplete bowel movements)
  • Belly pain
  • Overall abdominal symptoms* (pain, discomfort, and bloating)

*Abdominal symptoms were studied in combination, not individually.

CIC

  • Constipation (lumpy or hard stools, infrequent and incomplete bowel movements)

TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR JOURNEY

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HOW IS LINZESS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER CONSTIPATION TREATMENTS?

LINZESS isn’t a laxative. It was the first approved treatment in a class of drugs that work differently than other medications.

WHEN LINZESS IS TAKEN DAILY, YOUR CONSTIPATION SYMPTOMS MAY BEGIN TO IMPROVE IN ABOUT 1 WEEK

Constipation relief is typically felt in about 1 week. IBS-C patients may begin to experience relief of belly pain and overall abdominal symptoms* (pain, discomfort, and bloating) in about 1 week, with symptoms typically improving over 12 weeks. If you stop taking LINZESS, your symptoms could return in about 1 week.

*Abdominal symptoms were studied in combination, not individually.

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LINZESS IS THE #1 PRESCRIBED IBS-C/CIC BRANDED TREATMENT

If your symptoms keep coming back and you don’t know why, you may want to consider a prescription treatment.