Question 1

whats aminocaproic acid?

Accepted Answer

Aminocaproic acid: Or Amicar (aminocaproic acid) is used to stabilize clot.  If is most commonly presecribed for patients with low platelets and bleeding or for patients with von willebrands disease having minor procedures.

Question 2

what is aminocaproic acid for?

Accepted Answer

Aminocaproic acid: Or Amicar (aminocaproic acid) is used to stabilize clot.  If is most commonly presecribed for patients with low platelets and bleeding or for patients with von willebrands disease having minor procedures.

Question 3

what is aminocaproic acid used for?

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Aminocaproic acid: Or Amicar (aminocaproic acid) is used to stabilize clot.  If is most commonly presecribed for patients with low platelets and bleeding or for patients with von willebrands disease having minor procedures.

Question 4

can beta blockers be taken after  amicar (aminocaproic acid)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but?: Amicar (aminocaproic acid) is used to stop bleeding in surgery, it only has a half life of 2 hours, so nearly all gone in 12 hours. It would not be used continually or on a regular basis, so would not affect any other medication taken after 12 hours following its use. But why did you take it? Was it given to you during surgery? If so, it is long out of your system by now.

Question 5

is peracetic acid safe to apply?

Accepted Answer

No not safe harmfull: It can cause harm to skin, eyes and respiratory systm and can cause asthma in some individuals.

Question 6

how bad is taking the drug acid?

Accepted Answer

Psychologic  effect: By acid, I assume you mean LSD.  LSD can produce psychological effects and altered sense of reality.  Remember the Beatles song Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds? The song is reportedly describes the effects of LSD.  While it is not physically additive, using LSD on a regular basis, the hallucinogenic effect of drug can make it difficult for the user to have any normal sense of reality.  So avoid use.

Question 7

when are acid levels highest and lowest?

Accepted Answer

PH: The ph of your blood is tightly regulated at all times. Only in severe disease states such as sepsis should the ph be altered.

Question 8

could it be bad to have too much acid in your body?

Accepted Answer

Acidosis: Yes but need more information. 
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Question 9

please tell me, could acid completly disolve a body?

Accepted Answer

Why do you ask?: Human tissues can be disolved in certain acids / chemicals over a period of time.

Question 10

does milk neutralise acid?

Accepted Answer

Milk coats acid: Milk helps acid reflux by coating the esophagus and stomach, providing some protection against acid. The calcium and bicarbonates (sodium bicarbonate) in milk also help to neutralize the acids in the stomach.

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