Like Terramycin, and Cipro and Keflex and used in fish tanks etc etc ???
Answer: Don't listen to the uninformed answer above. Antibiotics act on structures not present in Eukaryotic cells. The antibiotics given to a dog to fight a staph infection are the same ones that would be given to […]
I found lots of anecdotes regarding individual tolerability, but can't find anything generalizable. I wonder if there is a mean time these side effects may be present while taking Yasmin.
Answer: I don't Know Hop On MDConsult.
EDIT: Okay Man.
Answer: Maybe the nausea is due to pregnancy.
Yasmin is a new oral contraceptive, I really don’t know any […]
daytrana it's a patch and it goes right to your brain i started using it and i can focus a lot better its great and there is this certain thing that does not keep you up all night and it takes like 30 minutes to go to your brain
Answer: Ritalin, Concerta, Metadate CD, Methylin ER, […]
I am a third year premedical student who is studying Biology major.
After this Fall term, I’ll be completing every required premed class. I need about 120 credits to graduate, and I’ve 115 credits, because I brought 30 credits from AP classes. But I don't want to graduate in 3 years. Because I have a scholarship […]
when I’m on my medication the voices stop but them I have no one to talk to.
what should I do?
Answer: Call a 900 number.
Answer: I am not physician.
The problem being is that having the voices speak to you is living in a fantasy world. And in mental institutions are littered with people living in […]
a. 50 mg
b. 20 mg
c. 2 mg
d. 0.05 mg
Answer: tsp=5ml
500ml contain 5mg
5ml how much????
(5/500)*5=25/500
=0.05mg the answer is d
Answer: 1 ml = 0.2 tsp
so 20 mg per tsp
Answer: d…
please with example. Thanks!
Answer: Dosage = the amount you ingest, strength=the milligrams, or grams of each dose, and form = pills, Liquidd, patch,intravenouss. hope this helps.
How much do GP get paid?
Answer: in the U.K in excess of 60000£ [120000$]
What does congenital mean in medical terms? Like congenital deficiency?
Answer: born with…
but not necessarily genetic.
a congenital heart defect means that the baby was born with a defect in the heart that could have been from birth or development in the womb or genetic etc.
Answer: Definitions of congenital on the Web:
* […]
So I was prescribed Augmentin by my physician and I've been taking it for a couple days now.
Well what I thought was Augmentin. I was looking at the bottle and the medicine is actually called Amoxic/Clav?
It also says at the bottom that it was substifuted for Augmentin
Is this like a “sister-medicine” or generic brand??
And if […]