deriphyllin what is the use of the medicine and adverse effect?
Q. deriphyllin what is the use of the medicine and adverse effect?
Asked by Nayak D - Sun Jan 29 11:51:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Deriphyllin category: asthma asta medica composition : deriphyllin tablets each uncoated tablet contains : Etofylline I.P. 77.0mg Theophylline I.P. anhydrous equivalent to Theophylline I.P. hydrated 23 mg deriphyllin ampoules each ampoule of 2 ml contains : Etofylline I.P. 169.40 mg Theophylline I.P. anhydrous equivalent to Theophylline I.P. hydrated 50.60 mg deriphyllin syrup each 5 ml contains : Etofylline I.P. 46.5 mg Theophylline I.P. anhydrous equivalent to Theophylline I.P. hydrated 14.0 mg deriphyllin retard 150 Each sustained release tablet contains : Etofylline I.P. 115.0 mg Theophylline I.P. anhydrous equivalent to Theophylline I.P. hydrated 35.0 mg deriphyllin retard 300 Each sustained release tablet contains :… [cont.]
Answered by eliza_ad - Sun Jan 29 13:25:14 2006

about medicine which improve sexual health are they adverse effect on health?
Q. need expert advice about these drugs and their effects on human health
Asked by techgru - Thu May 4 10:36:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. By improving sexual health do you mean a drug to treat erectile dysfunction? That is what I am going to assume, so I hope I am answering your question. Cialis adverse reactions and side effects: headache, nasal congestion, hypotension, dyspepsia, priapism, flushing, back pain, limb pain, myalgia. Viagra: headache, dizziness, abnormal vision (color tinge to vision, abnormal sensitivity to light, blurred vision), nasal congestion, diarrhea, dyspepsia, priapism, urinary tract infection, flushing, rash, and the biggies MI (heart attack), cardiovascular collapse, and sudden DEATH. I chose to use these two examples because they are both pretty well known names to the public. If you are having problems talk to your doctor. It could be… [cont.]
Answered by bruslsprout - Thu May 4 11:57:50 2006

What is the adverse effect of a dislocated arm without proper treatment?
Q. I simply relocated it back to place, no sling, no medicine , no visits to the doc. Now, it feels sore at times. But is that the end? How serious could things turn out or?
Asked by april2 - Sat Jan 26 13:56:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. simple tissues holding ur arm are torn and need time to heal...resting arm is important for this reason... if u dont give rest for at least 3 wks tissues are damaged and even the simplest force would dislocate it again... meaning dislocations all the time which would need operations to correct it... Prereduction and postreduction radiographs are recommended...there maybe fractures in area ... also any numbness/ inability to move fingers raise arm sideways implies nerve injury... if u are in sports sometimes docs even do operations but i think u are not a sportsperson... Approximately 90% of patients younger than 20 years at the time of the initial dislocation have a recurrence; see source to know more its in end of page...
Answered by shawn - Sat Jan 26 14:15:38 2008

Does Lithium have an adverse effect on creativity?
Q. I have recently been diagnosed as bi-polar, and I've been doing some research. Lithium seems like a pretty decent choice of medicine to discuss with my psychiatrist. However, I'm a writer. I'd rather not take Lithium if it's going to interfere with my creativity. Any information?
Asked by Morbidyzen333 - Fri Jun 27 18:40:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Some people complain of excessive sedation and dull thinking on lithium. However, bipolar disorder usually gives people a lot of energy and motivation so its hard to say if its treating the disease or a side effect of the medication. Lithium is a very nice option if you have a lot of classic manic episodes. It works less well if you are rapid cycling (more than 3 episodes a year), have mixed episodes (both mania and depression) or primarily depressed. If you are concerned about sedation, Lamictal is a good option. It is minimally sedating, works well for depression, and has little effect on body weight. It is associated with a rash and takes about 6 weeks to get to a good level. Abilify is a newer antipsychotic that most people find less… [cont.]
Answered by C2IT - Fri Jun 27 21:02:44 2008

What is the bad effect of Mirtaz 15( Mirtazapine)?
Q. My Psychiatrist prescribes Mirtaz 15( Mirtazapine) for my mother for Depression.1 tab. a day.She is 72 years old, having hypertension(controlled after taking medicine) and non Diabetic. Is there any adverse effect of the medicine?
Asked by dhrubaaa - Fri Oct 24 12:42:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. When I took Mirtazapine, 60 mg, the good effect it had was to help me fall asleep at night. If your mom is having problems sleeping, this could be a "Good" effect. I didn't notice any bad effects Mirtazapine had because I went to sleep after I took it. I hope your mom will be feeling better. Best Wishes.
Answered by Hopefully Helpful - Fri Oct 24 13:10:48 2008

What is the effect of fresh aloe vera plants nectar if I apply it to my falling hair on my balding head?
Q. I don't like to use chemically processed medicines but I need to thicken the growth of hair on my balding head so I apply aloe vera on it. Will there be an adverse effect? What is it?
Asked by zon - Thu Dec 27 08:56:37 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, fresh aloe vera nectar has abundant natural minerals but i am not sure if these ingredients help in promoting hair growth, it's worth a try though as there seems nothing to loose except the cost of the nectar and your time. So give it a shot and best wishes.
Answered by seeker - Thu Dec 27 09:06:15 2007

Is it safe to mix birth control with allergy medicine and vitamins?
Q. I'm currently taking Yaz birth control, and I'm also taking Zyrtec for my allergies, and One a Day Teen vitamins For Her. I'm just curious if the combination of any of these will render one or the other ineffective, or if they could cause an adverse effect on my health. Does anybody know this answer?
Asked by jlbilby - Mon Aug 10 11:35:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Call a pharmacist. They know a lot of the interactions by heart and can look up a lot more. Different things can affect each other in different ways depending on the concentration or adding additional meds in with it.
Answered by Sunny - Thu Aug 13 14:22:36 2009

I have masturbated a lot, and now having adverse effects of it. I have lot of problems concerning my eye? ?
Q. How do i treat it? What medicines are effective? I have the problem of Photo phobia (Not able see sun light or or light emitting objects), Eye irritation, Sunken eyes, dark circles around eyes, Deep pressure in eyes, sometimes i cant open my eyes itself. I cant go out of my house. What medicines should i take and any one of you had these problems and cured.
Asked by Ganesh R - Mon Oct 20 00:49:41 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Masturbation has NOTHING to do with that, bro. But do check with your doctor.
Answered by (W.R.T.) Horizon - Mon Oct 20 00:57:41 2008

is this problem causing because of prescribed medicine for psychological problem?
Q. i have been on meds for about 3 years with occasional withdrawal from drugs.i was on anti psychotic drugs.i had problem with period a year ago.period was not in time.sometimes the amount was too little,sometimes too much.and sometimes it went for 15 days but again sometimes it was absent for 2 months.in a word too inconsistent timing. now i am not on drugs anymore.but the problem has arrived again. is it because of the drugs?can it be treated?will it have any adverse effect in my future life?(i am on 20s)
Asked by Gilmore G - Sat Mar 28 11:19:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

INSOMNIA (lack of sleep): who is the best doctor in pune?
Q. My mother is 53 years old. She is suffering from insomnia for a couple of years or so. We tried many things like sleeping pills, ayurvedic medinces, homeopathic treatments etc. She can only take homeopathic medicines due to adverse effects by others (ayurvedic and allopathic). Can someone suggest a good doctor in Pune?
Asked by sourabh - Thu Aug 21 04:57:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

Would having committed misdemeanor affect my job application?
Q. I am a 21-year-old man and a sophomore in college. I have a psychiatric disorder and take many kinds of medicines. One of the medicines I take caused severe mental adverse effects, and my emotional status was very unstable. Only a week after I attempted suicide, I sneaked into a women's bathroom and tried to take pictures. I got caught and the victim filed charges against me. I am charged for 'invasion of privacy', a class D crime in the state. I did not stand my trial yet, but I am sure I will be found guilty and be convicted. I will try to make an appeal that I was having emotional problems caused by adverse effects of psychiatric medicines. But I am not sure whether it will work. People say that it will show up in the background check… [cont.]
Asked by alexkim22 - Sat Aug 5 14:30:21 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Being Charged with a crime and being convicted of a crime are two different things. If you are convicted of the crime it will show up on your back ground check and depending on the place you are seeking employment it may or may not effect the status of your employment. IF you fill out the application before you are convicted you can honestly say that you have never been convicted of a crime. But if you really want this job you should probably take care of the application process long before you go to court. On the other hand if you are convicted of the above crime you will more likely have jail time to serve and that would be really hard to explain to a new employer. and there is a possibility that you would lose your job because of that.… [cont.]
Answered by Amber - Sat Aug 5 19:33:35 2006

I was on mediacation of Ibuprofin-600,vicodene and Amoxylline ,How does it effect if iam trying to conceive?
Q. due to my wisdom teeth extraction i was on a dosage of amoxylline 500 ,vicodene(hydrocodone-500 ) and ibupro--600 for 10 days. I am planning for another baby next month. How long do these medication have their effects and especially want to know that if i do get prgnent will the coming baby have any adverse effects or defects especially due to these medicines?I am actually mor concerned of its effects on the baby to be.If someone could pl guide me. thank you
Asked by kirtik - Thu Oct 25 18:41:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would call and ask your doctor. Better to be safe than sorry!
Answered by Whitnie d - Thu Oct 25 18:45:26 2007

Smoking weed produces negative side effects?
Q. A hypothetical friend smokes weed 2-3 times a year. But when he does, he gets all the negative effects or side-effects of the drug such as paranoia, depression, feeling of ominous, etc. This happening must be able to indicate what medicine he could take when sober to alleviate issues he may be having mentally when he's in a state of normalcy. I think this because most people don't only get the adverse effects of this drug, so there must be something wrong with his chemical receptors or dopamine, serotonin or epinephrine levels. What are your ideas?
Asked by Phuk Me Runnin - Wed Nov 18 07:11:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I smoked weed for about 6 years on the regular. I have experienced about every negative side effect there is. weed is a psychoactive drug, it can have any number of effects on your brain. It differs from person to person. I dont smoke anymore, but even if i did, i would never know how i would react or feel afterwards. And all of my friends who still smoke still get those negative effects from time to time. Do i think that the way you react on weed is determined by a problem or a chemical imbalance? No. It is just a very powerful drug.
Answered by Camden - Wed Nov 18 07:33:36 2009

What will happen if I took an expired Claritin pill?
Q. I am trying to get over my cold and my aunt told me to take some Claritin. I found some in the medicine cabinet and without even thinking about an expiration date, just took one about 20 minutes ago. I later found that they expired in June 2008. I am hoping that I will not have any adverse effects. I am quite nervous. Can someone help? Any information will be greatly appreciated...
Asked by Jazzy - Sat Jan 3 15:49:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should always look to see if anything is expired especially medicines. They wont do you any harm, they're just not full strength anymore.Though while it could be less potent it could be altered chemically to where it know has poisonous properties.I doubt that it would be toxic enough to harm you.
Answered by ~~Hope Maria Jonston~~ - Sat Jan 3 15:59:34 2009

facts about alcalka medicine? i'm a student i need it for my drug study tnx?
Q. its classification, indication, action, contraindication, adverse effects, nurses consideration...
Asked by XI_GAR - Mon Jun 23 00:14:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Whenever I need pill information I go to www.rx.com and click on access drug information and access drug interaction. A great nurse that I work with gave me this website.
Answered by Carrie D - Mon Jun 23 00:19:48 2008

Where can I go on the web to find out about different medicines?
Q. Specifically one that was prescribed by my doctor that I have been taking for a week now, I haven't had any adverse effects, but I was told by a nurse that if all of my blood levels were normal then there was no need for the meds, and as far as I know everyhthing has checked out fine
Asked by SunnyDay - Thu Aug 2 09:36:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Either list the meds here or check webmd. Also, you can simply put in the name of the med and sites will pop up.
Answered by emtd65 - Thu Aug 2 09:40:25 2007

Has anyone ever had adverse side effects from taking Celexa.?
Q. I have been on Celexa for almost a year to try and control the manic episodes from manic depression. I stopped taking it for a while because I got tired of taking medicine to cope with this problem. I recently started taking it again and I started having very weird side effects as far as feeling like I am going to die and having the side of my face go numb. I don't remember having them when I first started the medicine the very first time. Of course I had Just switched from Prozac which I had been on for like 15 years. I would just like to know if any one has had the same side effects as I did from this or any other anti- depressents.
Asked by jgantz07 - Fri Mar 16 16:55:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check some side effects here:
Answered by Patientsville P - Sun Mar 18 16:27:37 2007

Marijuana and prescription medications question?
Q. I take 100mg of Zoloft a night and 23mg of Desyrel (trazodone) per night. Would marijuana use cause a bad reaction to my body? Could I overdose on marijuana with the medicine? I'm not planning on mixing the Zoloft and Desyrel with marijuana. I just need to know if there will be adverse side effects.
Asked by Jordan D - Thu Oct 23 19:18:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Marijuana has not been shown to cause adverse reactions with most medications.. This is from what research has actually been done, however because marijuana is considered illegal by the federal government there isn't much research going on (if any). Some local non profit organizations in states that have legalized medical marijuana (such as Oregon, California and Washington) will do their own research and have patients keep track of side effects with their medications as well as other factors like level of medicinal benefit for their specific medical problem. I personally have used Zoloft, Trazodone and marijuana together and *I* did not have any adverse reaction. I haven't had any reactions between marijuana and any other prescription… [cont.]
Answered by Sassy Pants - Sat Oct 25 01:41:59 2008

Early Morning Backache?
Q. I have suffered from chronic backache for over 5 yrs. The pain is always present when I awake, (excruciating), and gradually decreases about 50% during mid morning. The pain radiates from the right side of the back at the waistline and seems to radiate down the leg, pain will occasionally switch to the left side of the back. I've taken prescription hydrocodone and tramadol but relief from these is becoming less effective; also, I am concerned about adverse effects of these medicines. I do daily stretches, sit-ups etc. but relief is only temporary. Seeking information regarding other beneficial medications and remedies for this condition, thank you.
Asked by jefrencha - Fri Aug 28 20:58:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How old is your mattress. Is it firm or too soft it may need to be replaced. You are describing sciatica. Pinched nerve endings. The pain starts in your back and radiates down both legs, or just one. It sorta feels like a little electric shock when it goes down your leg right? Firm mattresses are the worst thing for a bad back or pinched nerves in your back. If its firm, and you can't afford a new mattress, get a thick memory foam topper for your mattress. Sleep with a pillow between your knees, this forces the spine to line up when you are on your side and take the pressure off the pinch point. Also only one pillow under your head. Try alleve for pain, you are taking way to many narcotics that just mask the problem, not help it.
Answered by obe - Fri Aug 28 21:12:29 2009

Should military veterans be allowed to use medical marijuana regardless of which state they live?
Q. Many veterans are returning home with injuries and pain. They are prescibed legal medicine but prescription medicine can have adverse effects on people (military members are no exception). If someone fought and wore the uniform, should they be allowed to use marijuana if they (the service members) say marijuana helps with their pain? I know an ex military guy who was injured during service. He said pain pills (naproxyn/aleve) caused intestinal bleeding so he couldn't use pills anymore, yet he finds relief in marijuana for pain and inflammation. He has a college degree and a 3.2 GPA. He used marijuana throughout his college time and he did very well. Should veterans and active members be allowed to use marijuana for relief? He said LOTS… [cont.]
Asked by 028957458364238 - Mon Nov 26 17:37:49 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Absolutely. ANY American should have the legal right to effective, low cost medicine. But the large pharmaceutical lobbyists in Washington are doing their job to keep their product marketable and most importantly, profitable. By keeping their products legal and downplaying the significance of the natural medicinal purposes of our good God's herb, they are cornering markets. Washington lets it happen because of the huge income they enjoy from taxing the industry. The economics are simple. If marijuana was legal then people could grow their own...eliminating a heavy stream of tax money. The favoritism doesn't stop at the federal government. It happens just as easily on a state and local level as well. Millions of dollars in donations (bribes) [cont.]
Answered by Jason L - Mon Nov 26 18:12:55 2007