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doctor always gives priscription to patient when he does all invistigations then possible to give priscription.thanks from rakesh kishan lal
It is not all safe to have any type of drug without doctors advice and with due priscription. so and so not advisable to go for any sedative. Benzodiazepine is a sedative medicine, so not safe to have two of it also,unless doctors gives you.
If you are in any of the states that have legalized medicinal marijuana, you can go to The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation. They have clinics that travel from town to town to help you get a prescription for medical marijuana. Go to hemp.org, or look up THCF on google. Cannachef
Yes, you have to tell him or her as taking sustanon and how it makes you fill. your size & weight play a part in this too. you can ask your doctor about tablets called restandrol these are made in 40mg & 50mg & there are Gel patchers too..
I'm not familiar with well care. However, having other medical coverage such as Medicare or AARP is not a bar to receiving Medicaid. You should tell Public Aid about your other medical coverage, because Medicaid is the payor of last resort.
Vistaril is an antihistamine sometimes given in conjunction with a narcotic to make the narcotic work better. I doubt drug tests show it at all because although it is a a priscription drug, it is not a controlled substance.
YES, Adderall and other stimulants based on amphetamine will cause a UA or a swab to show up as "hot" for amphetamines. Remember, standard drug tests do not test for the drug itself, they test for the metabolites of the drug, i.e. what your body turns the drug into. Since Adderall is a mixture of four different salts of amphetamine, your liver metabolizes these salts into the exact same chemicals that meth metabolizes to. Hope this help you out. Dr. Ron
The easiest, least stressful way to stop lactating is by reducing the number of breast feeds you do each day - slowly. If they baby currently takes all their feedings at the breast - substitute one feeding for a bottle during the day. Wait a couple days as your production slows down, then drop a second feeding, repeat until baby is taking all their feeds by bottle (or cup if over 1 year old). Doing this over the course of one to two weeks will make an easy transition for mom and baby. If slowly stopping isn't an option and you have been nursing full time - you are probably going to face some discomfort for a few days. Use warm showers, warm or cool compresses as needed and a snug bra to help ease engorgement. If your breasts become very swollen, stand in the shower with warm water pouring down and express some of the milk out by hand.