Question 1

is there a generict  brand  for crestor  10mg  thanks ?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Rosuvastatin is the generic for crestor has been approved by the FDA and is commercially available

Question 2

what are the benefits of oral acetylcysteine?

Accepted Answer

Glutathione : The  reason for taking nac is to raise the glutathione levels in the body. Why not oral glutathione?  Glutathione is too large of a molecule to enter through the GI tract,  it's also difficult to get through the skin as well.  Glutathione is one of the most powerful antioxidants produced in the body.  It is vital in both phases of liver detoxification, and reduces risk of dementia and parkinson's.

Question 3

are there any alternatives to acetylcysteine ?

Accepted Answer

Glutathione : The alternative to nac would be intravenous glutathione. After all, the reason for taking nac is to raise the glutathione levels in the body. Why not oral glutathione?  Glutathione is too large of a molecule to enter through the GI tract,  it's also difficult to get through the skin as well.

Question 4

is mucomyst ok with atrovent (ipratropium)?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Mucomyst is an inhalational agent that serves to help break up mucous.  Atrovent is an oral or nasal spray that serves to dry up secretions.  It should not be combined for pulmonary use, but is helpful to reduce nasal secretions that may worsen pulmonary problems.

Question 5

where can i find the supplement acetylcysteine?

Accepted Answer

Keep in Pure: I recommend pure encapsulations for nac.

Question 6

can crestor (rosuvastatin) cause skin conditions?

Accepted Answer

In some cases: Crestor (rosuvastatin) can cause skin rash , pruritus , urticaria and angioedema.

Question 7

how do lovastatin and crestor (rosuvastatin) differ?

Accepted Answer

: Very similar. Lovastatin older, marketed in US since 1987.  Rosuvastatin newer, in US since 2003.  Otherwise, no real difference.  Same efficacy, same side effects. Crestor originally marketed as “super statin”, a more powerful form of Lovastatin but that is just marketing/hype.  Milligram for milligram, Crestor is more potent but dose is lower, so in the end makes no difference.

Question 8

is it safe to take crestor and effexor (venlafaxine)?

Accepted Answer

crestor (rosuvastatin): Crestor and Effexor (venlafaxine) can be given together if the dr. Feels they are indicated.

Question 9

do acetylcysteine tablets help a paracetamol overodse?

Accepted Answer

Not tablets: A paracetamol overdose needs to be urgently managed by a medical provider. Management of paracetamol overdose is specific and tests including serum levels are used to determine treatment.
If you suspect an overdose please call poison control immediately for instructions then call 911.

Question 10

can acetylcysteine inject thru intramuscular? which part?

Accepted Answer

Not that I am aware: I have given acetylcysein for 20 years and never given IM. It should be adminisered orally or IV.

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