Question 1

feel like doing sex but takes time to erect?

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See MD: There are many causes of erectile dysfunction. Some may potentially require medical treatment. I would recommend discussing this with your primary physician who can perform a complete history and physical to determine if any further testing or treatments are indicated.

Question 2

how mich time takes to heal coxis injury?

Accepted Answer

Coccydynia: Assuming you mean the coccyx bone (tail bone), then injuries, including fractures, can take several weeks to fully heal.  Because when we sit, the coccyx bone can be aggravated, it may take a little extra time to fully heal.  A "donut" pillow can be helpful to take pressure of he area and assist in the healing process.  Best wishes.

Question 3

best time of day to take b12?

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Anytime: If we are speaking of pills I do not know of any best time.  If we are speaking of B12 injections, again anytime is ok.  Oral B12 requires an acid environment in the stomach in order to bind to intrinsic factor (made by the stomach) and be easily absorbed- so empty stomach is best and not when you have recently taken antacids or medicines that inhibit stomach acid production.

Question 4

can i take 5 tryptomer at a time?

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Not a good idea: The usual dosage is one (1) tablet daily. Taking five (5) at one time is definitely a bad idea. Please do not do this.

Question 5

when is best time to take loratadine?

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Anytime: Since Loratadine is a non sedating antihistamine it can be taken either morning or night.

Question 6

pinched nerve should i take time off?

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depends: This really depends on what you do for a living and how affected you are by the pinched nerve. If you have a manual job, you might want to do light duty for a couple of weeks.

Question 7

what time should i take creatine powder?

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Not known: Check company brochure &amp; recommendation. Talk to your PCP and know your health before using it. Excessive of creatinine use and muscle mass will put a burden on Kidney. If you decide to take it, drink plenty of water (&gt;3 liter/d), check kidney function and CPK regularly as recommended by your doctor.

Question 8

what is the best time to take buspirone?

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Buspar (buspirone): In daytime, usually twice daily, once with breakfast & once with lunch or dinner.

Question 9

can i take 5 1000mcg biotin at one time?

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Yes: There is no known toxic dose of biotin. While 1000 mcg may sound like a lot, it is the same as 1 mg.
15-16000 mcg (15-16 mg) doses have been researched and found to help lower triglycerides and blood sugar in diabetics without side effects. People commonly use biotin for brittle nails and hair health You can save money by buying 5000 mcg tablets.
See http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/vitamins/biotin

Question 10

can i take half of buspirone at bed time?

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Mmmhhh: It should not be particularly dangerous in theory. But the only right way to do it is by notifying your dr first. Any modification of what your dr prescribed should be discussed so you clearly understand all risks, benefits and alternatives; and obtaining the approval of the prescribing dr.

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