Assess

Okay so I got a staff assess drained about a week ago and started on sulfamethoxazole dm or ds tablet and I developed a fever about 2 days ago and I've been itchy all over for 2 days now I have also been experiencing the feeling of things crawling on me and extreme anxiety attacks and weird cold and hot flashes. Are these side effects or am I allergic to the medication? Should I go see my doctor even though I saw him about 2 or 3 days ago before the itching started. I'm off the meds now just to let you know I just need to know what to do. ## Hello, Hazel! How are you? Yes, it seems that you're allergic. Did you finish your course of treatment? If so, then it will just take a week or two for the symptoms to go away. However, if not, then you need to see your doctor for a diff...

2 REPLIES

Hi just want to ask if its ok to give a mosegor syrup to a 6yr old kid that was assessed by the psyc therapist of a symptoms of ADHD? Anyone here do have an experience? Please help because since my son has all the adhd Symptoms he is hyperactive & will sleep in the morning & awake at night. ## Hi just want to ask if its ok to give a mosegor syrup to my 6yr old son that was assessed by the psyc therapist of a symptoms of adhd? Anyone here do have an experience? Please help since my son has all the adhd symptoms (hyperactive,impulsive& inattentive) too much energy that he sleeps only for 3-4 hrs wide awake in the evening & asleep in the morning. Im doin my best to communicate with my son without screaming at him & alwys show affection.i might say when i showed him my f...

1 REPLY

The lipophilicity and solubility profile of nimesulide was investigated over a broad pH range. Lipophilicity was assessed by direct partitioning experiments in the octanol-water system using the shake flask method, as well as by reversed-phase HPLC using methanol as organic modifier with or without addition of n-octanol. In the latter case the extrapolated retention factors logk(w) were considered as lipophilicity indices. The presence of n-octanol in the mobile phase proved to be a crucial factor for the establishment of a logk(w)/pH profile very similar to the logD/pH profile of nimesulide. Solubility was determined by the shake flask method using saturated buffer solutions. Both lipophilicity and solubility--pH profiles of nimesulide showed deviations from the theoretically expected ...

2 REPLIES

So, I had about eight days clean, after going to a treatment center and going thru opiate withdrawls. When I got home I called about a vivitrol assessment and they told me to come in on the 24th. So I went and got a 30 mg Roxy. Well, today they called and told me to come in for labs tomorrow. Is the oxycodone in my system going automatically knock out my chances of getting the injection? ## Did you ever get an answer on this?!? I'm curious about the same thing. Getting my shot tomorrow!!!!

1 REPLY

Sermorelin, GHRH

Sermorelin acetate (INN; brand names Geref, Gerel), also known as GHRH (1-29), is a peptide analogue of growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) which is used as a diagnostic agent to assess growth hormone (GH) secretion for the purpose of diagnosing growth hormone deficiency. It is a 29-amino acid polypeptide representing the 1–29 fragment from endogenous human GHRH, thought to be the shortest fully functional fragment of GHRH.[1][2] See also List of g...

Please help, I am prescribed Roxi's and I am pregnant. ## This is an issue that you must discuss with your doctor, preferrable you OB-GYN. They will best be able to assess the risks and benefits and decide whether or not you should continue taking them or if you need to stop their use.

1 REPLY

Drug Index

Sermorelin acetate (INN; brand names Geref, Gerel), also known as GHRH (1-29), is a peptide analogue of growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) which is used as a diagnostic agent to assess growth hormone (GH) secretion for the purpose of diagnosing growth hormone deficiency. It is a 29-amino acid polypeptide representing the 1–29 fragment from endogenous human GHRH, thought to be the shortest fully functional fragment of GHRH.[1][2] See also List of g...

Is it safe to take metoprolol up to 200mg daily? thanks ## After gathering information on Metoprolol, it may be of best interest due to the nature of this drug, to contact your MD to assess what dosage is safe for you; as the strength of Metoprolol may effect each individual differently. I am not an MD so I cannot tell you personally what is safe and what is not. You can view a more detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

1 REPLY

Need to find a pain doc that write roxycoden, I've tried alot of other pain meds and.roxys are the only way i.get pain releaf ## If you truly have a diagnosed condition, that can be assessed by CT scans, MRI's, lab findings, or other devices such as ultrasound, then you probably do need a Schedule Two narcotic. In receiving a Schedule two, the mindset now is that you will probably be on them for an extended period of your life. In the past, in order to make patients comfortable, doctors were prescribing medications like OxyContin, Roxicodone, Duragesic Patches, etc. for pain alleviation. If you are having sporadic or afflictions that cannot be measured scientifically, then the chances of getting a CII are limited. Even hydrocodone CIII, is coming under scrutiny. Now, trust me, i...

1 REPLY

1. List the therapeutic and pharmacologic classification for each of the top three prescribed diuretics. 2. For each diuretic classification list one indication for use, one contraindication, and one priority nursing assessment. ## I can appreciate the homework assignment here. I wasn't able to answer both your questions to the fullest extent, but hopefully this helps point you in the right direction. Based on my research, the top three prescribed diuretics are as follows: 1). Furosemide (Lasix): Class- Loop diuretic Pharmacology- Inhibits reabsorption of sodium and chloride in proximal and distal tubules and loop of Henle. Used for the treatment of two conditions- hypertension and edema. Furosemide is contraindicated in patients with anuria or who are hypersensitive to the drug. Vi...

1 REPLY

I was prescribed this drug by a Doctor. Are there any side effects? ## Side effects of Veloz (Rabeprazole) 10mg include, but are not limited to the following: -In clinical trials the most common side effect assessed as possibly or probably related to AcipHex was headache in 2.4% of patients vs 1.6% taking placebo. -diarrhea -vomiting -nausea -abdominal pains -constipation -meteorism -dry mouth -increased or decreased appetite -asthenia -headache -anxiety -sleeplessness -vertigo -thrombocytopenia -granulocytopenia -leukocytopenia -skin eruption -erythema -myalgia -arthralgia -muscle or bone pain You can view more details about this medication by following the link below: Please post back if you have any other questions or comments to add.

1 REPLY

I am on BP medicines :Amlopres AT/Saroglitazar and Chlorthalidone 12.5 .Doctor has prescribed RAZO D 10 mg before breakfast. Nowadays I have constant pain in centre of stomach below rib cage and also upper back before use of RAZO D. Can you assess the reasons for new pain (started a week back) .Please guide and advice. I am 62 years old and also have COPD and spondylisis.

I need to know what the dosage for a seven year old is with amoxicillin? Pills only... she has a yeast infection. ## Dosage information for Amoxicillin would have to be retrieved from your doctor; as I am not an MD or medical specialist, I cannot assess what dosing is right each individual. However if you would like to view more information regarding Amoxicillin, then please visit the link below... If you have any other questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to assist you. ## how many mg of Augmentin tablets should i give for a child 7 years old 48 lb double ear infection the dr gave me 875 mg 2 times a day ## DON'T give her an antibiotic for a yeast infection. Dr's will usuallygive you a yeast infection pill when giving you an anitbiotic bc they can cause t...

6 REPLIES

no natural motion daily please give me advise to this problem ## What types of foods do you eat? Are you on any new medications or supplements? Many things can cause constipation, foods, drink or medications, thus more information is needed to properly assess your situation. Do you have an adequate dietary intake of fiber? This is quite often an easy solution that is very commonly overlooked. Have you consulted your doctor for assistance?

1 REPLY

i have been taking levothyroxine for almost six years. there were times i experienced excessive thirst. as i research, it's not part of its side effects but how come i have this? though i drink how many bottles and glasses when i feel this thirst but it takes time to subside. ## pls see your doctor to assess your t3 and t4 and to include as well your blood sugar.he is the one who can best answer to your question. ## there are many causes for excessive thirst, it might be your increase intake of salt

2 REPLIES

Can I take Amoxicillin-TR-K with Acetaminophen / Diphenhydramine HCL? ## Hello, Marge! How are you? I didn't find any interactions of problems listed between these medications, but whether or not it's safe for you is another matter that only your doctor can properly assess and decide. Learn more Amoxicillin details here. Learn more Acetaminophen details here. Learn more Diphenhydramine details here. Is there anything else I can help with?

1 REPLY

Hi, I have had pain in my L/ R shoulders and then ended up under my feet ie, swelling. I had an operation for Carpal Tunnel in both my wrists in early 2005 it, took them from 2003 to figure that out and I believe due to the waiting for ACC to do all their testing and getting specialists to assess me. In that time I had to use my upper arms/ upper body to, compensate for my wrists and over that time I have ended up with pain in my both my shoulders it, feels llike they're broken. I have been taking Codiene Phos, paracetemol, since 2003 right up until 2 months ago due to it not working at all. Since then I have been taking like 26 pills per day and it wasn't working at all, now today my doctor is trialing me on Prednisone because of the swelling in my shoulders and under my feet, ...

4 REPLIES

My dog has an ear infection and I have some bactrim ds that I couldn't take. I was wondering if he could take this medicine and what dosage would I give him? He weighs 23-25 lbs. ## Hi Kat, When it comes to potent antibiotics such as Bactrim, I feel it is vital to contact an experienced veterinarian who can assess the dog's condition in person first and then make an appropriate medical decision based off their evaluation. Just to add, Bactrim is in fact prescribed to dogs and cats alike for various types of infections. My only concern is that Bactrim tends to cause a lot of side effects in humans, so I can only hope that your dog has a positive response to it. If you have a moment, please post back on how things are going with treatment. ## How much bactrim should I give my 60lb...

4 REPLIES

After fnding many pain relievers of no use my Doctor advd Zerodol-SP for 10days.I had ADD Surgery 2 years back but pain is 24x7 inspite of somany pain killers tried.Is using zerodol sp safe and useful ? ## There are risks associated with all medications, so you and your doctor really have to assess the risks and decide if it's appropriate for you to try something. Aceclofenac, Paracetamol and Serratiopeptidase is used as a pain reliever, fever reduce and to reduce swelling, the side effects may include nausea, headache, dizziness and stomach irritation. Learn more Aceclofenac details here. Learn more Paracetamol details here. Learn more Serratiopeptidase details here. Is there anything else I can help with? ## I AM HYPO THYROID PATIENT TAKING 100 THYROXINE ,THREE DAY BACK I WAS OPPE...

4 REPLIES

I have had 3 Reclast infusions, Jan 2011, Feb 2012, Mar 2013. Also had chemotherapy in 2006 for a cancer diagnosis with no further evidence of disease and no further treatment. I have a 4-unit bridge that has been replaced 4 times in as many years. Dentist wants to replace with 2 implants and two crowns. Trying to assess my risks for ONJ. Finding mixed reviews, almost as many stating very low risk (less than 1%) to others indicating I should avoid any type of oral surgery at all costs. Seems like implants are my only option, though, if I want to keep my ability to eat properly, to say nothing of the cosmetic/visual issues. The bridge is very visible and loss of all 4 teeth is unacceptable. Any suggestions or evidence-based information on risks for going forward with implants? ## Hello, ...

4 REPLIES