Pdr

Looking up PDR's for a class project, on different medications. All medications are on the eye, skin and ear. ## I'm sorry, what particular medications were you looking for information on? I cannot possibly post on ALL medications that are used to treat those body parts, there are just far too many.

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I suffer from chronic pain/neuropathy. I am medically disabled due to the neuropathy and chronic pain. Currently I am taking A total of 400 mg of Nucynta ER daily and a total of 200 mg of the center I are daily. Initially I was taking 200 mg ER in the morning 200 mg at night and 50 mg of IR in the morning and 50 at night. However, after several months, I found out that my pain was more controlled by taking 400 mg of your center in the morning and 100 mg of BIR in the morning also for total of 500 mg this work much better for me and my pain generally was controlled from 8 to 12 hours depending on activity and other issues The problem is that after about 6 PM every evening I am in severe pain again with no medications left . After checking the physicians desk reference PDR, I found out th...

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white oval pill 509 one side, slash one side football shape ## This tablet contains 40mgs of Citalopram, the active ingredient in Celexa, this is an antidepressant. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and headache. Read more: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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pale yellow round pill...one side has 121 on it ..the other a V with a tiny p in the center. Found at work mixed in with a bunch of ec asa 81mg ## i have found the same pill would like to know what it is i found it in my sons room please help any information would be appreciated ## Looks like the v is upside down like a teepee and small p inside with 121 on the other side? Yellow and round. That is an 81 mg low dose aspirin according to pill identifier. Hope this helps ## It wasn't in the PDR, because it is an over the counter product, it is another delayed release ASA/Aspirin tablet of 81mgs. NDC: 00536-3086 Here's an image to confirm. The FDA lists the typical side effects of Aspirin as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, stomach irritation, and increased risk of ...

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II Have Chronic Pancreatitis And PDr Had Me On Dilaudid But It Only Worked For About Two Hours As Well Percocet He Has Changed mypain meds to low doses of Percocet & added long acting oxycontin. However oxy gives me bad headaches & can take up to 2 hours to kick in & then puts me to sleep! Does anyone know of a different pain med that will help the pain immediately without side effects so tha I can function like a normal human being? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, thanks. ## Have you tried an instant release pain medication, in conjunction with the Oxycontin? There is an instant release formulation of Oxycodone that's available as a capsule and it does just what it sounds like it would, it starts to work as soon as you swallow it, rather than taking some time...

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cough syrup, available in pharmacies in USA, but not listed in PDR. Unsure of ingredients, manufacturer or spelling. I don't believe it contains narcotics. ## I think the med you're referring to is Mytussin DAC. It contains the ingredients Codeine + Guaifenesin + Pseudoephedrine (yes, it contains a narcotic) ## Troy is correct. The FDA warns that it carries the risk of being habit forming, and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, and nervousness. Are there any questions I can help with?

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nuvigil and methadone do not mix. nuvigil blocks the methadone. In current PDR. ## I believe you are correct. I take Nuvigil for narcolepsy and have started over past few weeks with low dose 20mg methadone for pain. When recently I got my new Nuvigil prescription, the past few days, I have felt dizzy, nauseas after two to four hours of taking it. It may be do to extremely fast elimination of methadone and because of the low dosage I am taking(20mg of methadone) which isn't alot but used for pain, it seems to block almost all of the analgesic, and pain activating mechanisms of methadone. Why this isn't discussed more and should be? Underground world of pharmaceutical industries, greed, money making machines that could care less about understanding and COMMUNICATING with cephalon ...

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OBLONG WHITE SCORED M ON LEFT HALF O57 ON RIGHT SIDE ## i need to know what this pill is. it is not list in the PDR or the Pill Book that i can find. i have a person with close to 50 of these pills. ## My Dog takes this as a coater to help coat the stomach for the other pill he takes for his hips. M057 is like Tagament. according to our Vet.

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Where can I identify my meds but the imprint on the pill? There doesn't seem to be such a place unless you buy the $95 PDR. How convenient!! ## Yes there is, there are several excellent free sites that you can use, without spending a penny other than what you normally do for you internet connection. Drugs.com >a href= target=top>WallsRx.com RxList Pharmer.org I have made them clickable for you, they will all help in ID's according to imprint, color, size and shape. You can search by all the information or by just the imprint. ## Sorry for error, but the link it still clickable for the correct site.

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I found a capsule - white on one side, turquoise on the other - imprinted with the code L159. I in our PDR or even online. Please advise! ## This is not listed in the PDR, because it is an over the counter vitamin/mineral supplement that contains 311mgs of Calcium Carbonate and 232mgs of Magensium Carbonate. Is there anything else I can help you with?

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24 on one side 93 on other oval white pill ## Don't have an image of this one, but I can confirm for you from my PDR databases that this is Oxycodone Extended Release 10mgs, a generic for Oxycontin. It is manufactured by Teva, the description is white, oval, film coated tablet, 93 on one side, 24 on obverse.

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I have this pill that is white M on one side and 505 on the other. Please help me find out what it is ## PDRX Pharmaceuticals lists this tablet as containing 10mgs of Bisoprolol and 6.25mgs of Hydrochlorothiazide, which is most commonly used to treat high blood pressure, and some cardiac conditions. NDC: 43063-0134 Inactive Ingredients: - Anhydrous Lactose - Silicon Dioxide - Croscarmellose Sodium - Hypromelloses - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Polydextrose - Polyethylene Glycols - Starch, Corn - Sodium Lauryl Sulfate - Titanium Dioxide Typical side effects may include nausea, dizziness, increased urination, headache, hypotension, diarrhea, dehydration, and weight changes. Is there anything else I can help with? ## pill has M on one side and 505 on other side. Pill...

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i just got this prescribed to me as antibioitic in emergency room in german hospital in dusseldorf. i can't find it on PDR so i'm worried. the box says it comes from Kalamazoo USA but neither the name above or other name Sobline appears anywhere ## What is the color of the powder inside of the Clindamycin DAN5708, the gray & pink capsule. ## The name should not be run together, it is Clindamycin Hydrochloride, which might be why you were unable to find it. It is an antibiotic that is used to treat various types of bacterial infections. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, diarrhea, and non-allergic skin rash. Lauren do you have reason to believe they aren't real or were tampered with? That is the correct marking for a ...

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This is a 500mg Tylenol pill. People are scratching the rest of an M to make it appear as Hyrocodone. Looks Like M 484. Just Be Aware ## @PDR 500, Thanks for the heads up. However, any legitimate patient shouldn't have to worry about this at all. Anyone can avoid such discrepancies by simply obtaining their Rx medication from a licensed pharmacy and not trying to "beat around the bush", if you will. Counterfeits are becoming much more prevalent throughout the world, as money hungry crooks try to cash in on needy pain patients. The best way to protect yourself is to remain legitimate and follow the rules, despite how restrictive they may be.

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oblong small white pill ## Could you look at the identifying numbers/letters closer as I don't seem to be able to find this pill even in the electronic PDR. Thanks. ## The L is capped. Maybe that was the mistake? ## This is a medication called Elavil or amitriptalyne (I don't exactly know how to spell the generic name.) Anyway, it is commonly used for depression but has also been used for people who have a lot of nerve pain or nerve damage like foot neuralgia from diabetes., etc. It is non-narcotic but can make you very tired. Doctors use it for a sleeping aid as well for folks. Hope this helps. ## I have a few more if you don't mind. I found a bottle of random pills. One is small and orange/yellow, round in shape and has 563 on one side and what looks like pliva around the ...

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topical ointment. Would like to know the side affects ## There are no side effects to taking Tahitian Noni. according to 2005 medical PDR. ## Fluocinonide is a potent steroid class medication that's used topically as an anti-inflammatory to treat skin disorders. Side effects may include skin irritation and skin atrophy. Learn more Fluocinonide details here. Are there any other questions or comments? ## Will this cream remove a tattoo ## I was given this cream at hospital for insect bites ,works great.

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I found a large pink in color pill with the number 12 on one side and the letter "T" on the opposite side. I do not have a PDR here with me ## This is a 500mg Levofloxacin tablet, it's a broad spectrum antibiotic that's used to treat various types of infections. It may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, non-allergic skin rash and diarrhea. You can learn more Levofloxacin details here. Is there anything else I can help with?

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i wish to know how to use this cream and for what , please respond asap, t hanks ## this is a burn ceam for 2nd & 3rd degree burns spread on thick and cover with clclean gauze lightly wrapped...consult pdr ## Rosa is correct, it is most commonly used to treat burns, those that blister, or become worse. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including skin redness, irritation, itching, and skin peeling. Not all burns should be covered with gauze, or a bandage, so please follow your doctor's instructions for us. Is there anything I can help with?

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The pill is blank on the other side, and the 241 is centered: it has no other writing or lines on it, and is 0.5 inches long and 0.25 inches from top to bottom. I think it's odansetron 8 mg SL, but I can't find an image. Or my PDR. ## Hello, Peachy159! How are you? You are correct, this is a sublingual 8mg Ondansetron tablet. It's used to treat or prevent nausea or vomiting. Side effects may include dizziness, drowsiness and dry mouth. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Could someone please send an image or describe a morphine tablet of 30 mg. I found a small, purplish colored tablet with a M surrounded by a square and 30 on the other side. ## Can you get a hold of an actual copy of The Physician's Desk reference? (PDR) It has an entire section of color photos with most meds pictured... Check your local library... ## it is a morphine 30 mg ## Dude yourself a 30 mg Immediate release Oxycodone....It's a generic brand for Roxicodone. ## WRONG! The 30mgs Oxy with the M in a square is a light green color, not purple. It is manufactured by Mallinckrodt pharmaceuticals. Here's an image of that one: ## The correct ID of this pill, is as the other posters said, Morphine 30mgs, it is also made by Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals. This is a generic for MS...

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