Norvir tablet vs capsule
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1. what is the 'capsule' referred to in cataract posts. Is it the recess into which the implant is inserted?
2. post-op blurring can be either in the capsule or in the implant, I read. YAG laser clears both?
3. How is it that a plastic implant can get a cloudy spot?
The only side effects ill have in the soft stool from time to time, the tingling feeling in my hands and feet from the norvir this too is from time to time, they say the norvir also has gastro effects, I know when it will kill someone....lol.... As of last month my t-cells were 945. I have been positive for 5 years on meds for 4years...
Concidentally someone else was asking this exact question with the same pill combination (the green/yellow capsule along with an unmarked yellow pill) about a year ago...
Quote follows as to the answer about the unmarked pill:
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"There is really no way to identify an unmarked tablet. But, since your capsule is tramadol made in Mexico, it's possible the small yellow tablet is cyclobenzaprine made in Mexico.
Initial counts were 423 viral load (not thousands - just 423) but T cell was 398. Immediately went undetectable. Put on Fortavase, Combivir, Norvir. Soon switched to just Fortavase 8 bid, combivir 1 bid. over time decreased to just 1 fortavase bid and 1 combivir bid. Been up in 700 - 900 T cell the whole time. No one can explain to me why numbers were odd to begin with. Also now that fortavase is off market my doc wants to switch me to Invirase, Combivir and Norvir.
You can try for ferup, ferosoft chewable tablet, Orofer capsule and even people use Anemidox. Generally iron supplements cause gastrointestinal irritation or dyspepsia. Sometimes you need to go for different types of brand due to this. Orofer worked for me. Best to have it with vitamin c for better absorption. U shouldn't take calcium at the time of iron intake. Plus you shouldn't use antacids at the same time. Some prenatals have iron and calcium in it. It interferes with absorption.
The shape of a pill and whether the pill is a tablet or capsule does not tell you if it is extended release or immediate release. Avinza is extended release morphine than comes in capsules versus tablets.
It sounds like you are having intolerable side effects from oxycodone. That means no oxycodone, whether it is a tablet, a capsule, immediate release or extended release Oxycontin. As the first replier stated, there are other medications out there that don't have oxycodone in them.
As I got older I just used more water to get them down, but I had a big problem with disk shaped pills vs. tablet shaped pills. Those really did make me choke and I was terrified of them.
Finally I came to a point where I realized if I had enough water they worked the same way. I don't understand how people swallow dry pills. So, just take a big drink of water with them and see if it helps. If not, then do ask your doctor about it to figure what is going on.
I would think that if it doesn't fall out, no, there shouldn't be an issue.. if it's capsule form..
Well, I should say, unless you use liquid vitamins, but they are seldom all that complete and once in liquid form they are much more prone to rapid oxidation and deterioration, so I personally don't use them.
We have Britax (steelcraft) here and I love it. Was so lightweight and easy to collapse. The capsule was a little tricky putting baby in if it was already in the car but we live it so much we've just put on layaway the one with the second seat for when this one arrives. We chose that one because the capsule goes underneath and the toddler sits upright at the front.
If your bottomed out breast requires a capulorraphy yet the implant demonstrates some degree of existing capsule contracture, then treatment would require release or excision of the capsule in its superior position, along with shoring of the capsule inferiorly to treat the problem. You want the superior aspect of the capsule to remain widely open and the inferior correction to heal and keep the breast elevated. No pill will assure either will occur.
I started taking gummies. They work just the same, go down easier and taste a lot better. Good luck.
I just had the capsule endoscopy, last month. From what I learned the capsule "goes where noone has gone before" The endoscopy only reaches so far down and the colonoscopy only reaches so far up. The capsule camera sees everything in between. It cannot take samples or remove suspicious tissue but at least they were able (for me) to find the strictures that have been making may life torture.
Check on the internet/websites. If it said swallow whole, do not break or at the back of the tablet/capsule mention SR (SR=slow release), (LA = extended release, sustained-release). Those you better don't break it.
When doctor prescribes medication for me. I would like to start a baby dose instead a daddy dose so I break every thing into half to start with. If the doctor said take half a tablet then I'll start with a quarter first. I can't do the capsule one though.
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