Medicines you shouldn't take
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If your ALT is normal seems that you moved to inactive carrier state, it's possible that you'll become HBsAg negative sooner or later, it's already very low. But it also may take many years. Do you have any HBsAb (antibodies) detected ? It would be a good sign as well.
You are under control. 100 is perfect; what you found is not damaging your body. Go to the doctor for routine visits and if he suspects diabetes, he will test your urine. Have a great day and relax.
Buspar is a common medication used fdor GAD, it is not a benzodizepine, so generally addiction free. and is similar to an anti-depressant in that you have to take it for several weeks to see effects. Usually different psychiatrsits have there own different medications that they start patients off on or their own medications that they "like" and tend to stick with.
I think I have a slight cold coming on. .im 2months what are some safe medicines to take? I love Nyquil pills they work so fast but im not sure if they're pregnany safe.!
Yes its tylenol but theres a specific one
Agree with all that has been stated. Really, any medication has that warning. Good luck and best wishes!
I totally agree with you I have posted a question before asking if anyone was trying natural medicine but did not get to much of a respones. I take vitiamins,digestive supplements and other natural medicine because I know from experecince how medicine can mask the systoms and even make things worse with all the side affects, As I read the forum I realize how so many of the people are taking prescribtion medicine and they are way worse off now not better.
Babies are not technicaly "term" until 37 weeks. Anytime you go into labor naturally after 37 weeks, you are likely to have a healthy baby that can breath on his/her own. Before 37 weeks, the chances of breathing difficulties and other issues increase. Induction is a dangerous slippery slope. Induction, and other intervetions, are why the US has not improved maternal and fetal death numbers since 1982 (yikes) and for a developed country, that is pretty bad.
the problem im having with this one is i have frequent pvcs of the heart and i take atenlol and i know your suppose to take all meds 2 hours before or after taking sucralfate so thats what i did but i feel like its still affecting the absorption of the medicine because while im taking the sucralfate it feels like im not even taking the atenolol cause my heart is pounding and racing as if i didnt
Yes and no. There are many meds you can take while breastfeeding that you couldn't take while pregnant (like NSAIDs), however there are also meds that were fine to take during pregnancy that you shouldn't take while breastfeeding (like cough/cold medicines).
I don't know why you would take both. Promethazine is another form of medication for nausea and it's side effects are HORRIBLE. Zofran is a first class drug (I've been using it for several months) and I don't see any reason for you to be on both. I would definitely question your doctor and demand some form of explanation. Plus always remember, just because it is prescribed, doesn't mean you have to take it.
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