Zaditor is the leading OTC brand in USA. Patanol is the oldest formulation of prescription olopatadine and there are newer formulations pataday and Pazeo. They require prescription.
I have been having red itchy eyes sometimes they burn I went to the doc he said it was an allergic reaction he prescribed olopatadine drops they are too expensive is there any over the counter Med I could try, im also pregnant so I need something safe for pregnancy
I went through virtuwell and they said it was allergic conjunctivitis prescribing Olopatadine drops. Its been about 6 days now and no real relief. I've tried Zyrtec, Flonase, Benedryl and now Claratin with very limited relief. Anyone have a magic combination that works?
5% drops and olopatadine, both for 4 weeks, this eye issue is part of my other symptoms, what could it possibly causing it, as i am planning to go private soon to get investigation of my problem.
i have a history of, ibs,chronic diahorrea,also suffering form a deodenum ulcer many digestive symptoms, which i am getting checked out properly soon, i was tested positive for h.pyroli today, also suffering from, fatty inflamed liver.
Call your dr & see what she recommends some drs say robutussin is okay and others don't allow it so just call
I honestly wouldn't worry too too much about it. So many of us have taken so many otc meds, drank alcohol, eaten things we should prior to finding out we were pregnant. Absolutely mention it to your Dr., but I suspect he or she will tell you not to worry about it. Also, most Dr.'s will tell you that tylenol is fine during pregnancy.
Congrats to you, and wishing you a healthy and happy remainder!
my husband has been taking tylenol 1's OTC for about a year and he takes about 30 pills 4-5 times a day he has severe back and leg problems he is only 28. what is this doing to his body and what will happen to him if he doesnt stop? no one knows about this he won't talk to a doctor and has said that i better not either. how do i get thru to him ??
Does anyone know of an effictive otc pain med. that you can take on a regular basis. I have liver problems and don,t like to take tynelol...Was on oxycodone for 11/2 yrs. but recently got off of it. Big time hip pain...
I think I need to have something like cytomel to add t3 to my meds. My question is....if i bought some of the otc pills, is it like cytomel or Armour? Would it hurt to take extra pills like that in addition to my levothyroxine? Should i ask my doctor? Why can you buy natural thyroid hormone products and yet need a prescription for others? I just dont want to do something stupid.
Although there are supplements that may help you feel somewhat better, perhaps temporarily, hormone replacement is the only thing that is going to make you feel well. There are no OTC supplements that contain measurable thyroid hormones.
What about finding a doctor who understands thyroid, the limitations of the ranges and will pay attention to your symptoms? If you interview prospective doctors over the phone, you can really increase your odds of getting a good one...
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