Atropine (anticholinergic) and diphenoxylate (opioid)

You write up the prescription. Your supervising physician reviews your prescription and is in clear disagreement with your choice. She reminds you that Sylvia just had an opiate-related event and diphenoxylate may not be the best option right now. She goes on to explain that anti-muscarinics and opioids may be beneficial for the diarrhea and any associated GI spasms, as needed during chronic management, but you need a therapeutic approach that will dampen Sylvia's active inflammation, in the first instance. 

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