Question 1

what age must you be to take lekuemia?

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Any age: Some forms of leukemia are more common around particular ages, but no one is immune. People may even be born with it, though this is uncommon.

Question 2

vitaminrs i should take daily for my age?

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None needed: There are no required supplements for the general population (hence their name). It is a personal choice that should be based on your understanding of them (livestrong.Com is one example of such a site). If have medical conditions, should discuss with your dr so know risks and benefits.

Question 3

at which age could we take "roaccutane"?

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End of growth spurt: There's talk that it might slow growth, but if you're going to have mutilating acne that can't be managed otherwise, ask your physician about starting whenever you like.

Question 4

what amount of b12 should i take for my age?

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B12 dose : B12 is not really dependent on age.    I recommend checking your serum B12 level.  Also I recommend checking your MTHFR 677 and 1298 so you know if you need a specific form of b12.

Question 5

is it bad to take creatine at a younger age?

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Not sure: Studies are very inconsistent on creatine intake especially in young athletes going to the gym. While a study done in 2005 by pline et al showed no effect on kidney function, creatine role and influence in elderly and people with impaired kidney function is still unknown. I personally do not recommend it to my patients

Question 6

what age do you have to be to take lipozene?

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Is OTC product: ...that contains a single ingredient, glucomannan, a water-soluble, fermentable dietary fiber extracted from the tuber or root of the elephant yam, also known as Konjac (Amorphophallus konjac or A. rivieri). Watch out for possible GI disturbance with bloating, gas, abdominal discomfort, constipation and watery stool.

Question 7

can a child age 11 take limotol for diarraha?

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I would not: recommend Lomotil (diphenoxylat and atropine) for a child. There are side effects to this medication. Depending on the cause of the diarrhea, you should just give the child a more binding diet (BRAT), fluids, stay off dairy and make sure he/she is not getting dehydrated (make sure he/she is urinating). See her doctor if it's persistent or if there is fever, blood in stool or vomiting.

Question 8

at what age should a child start to take over their own insulin shots?

Accepted Answer

When able: When he/she has demonstrated skill to administer shots and the responsibility over his/her disease.

Question 9

how dangerous is it to take winni-v at age 15 or any age for that matter?

Accepted Answer

Anabolic steriod: Side effects in males include gynecomastia, frequent erections  and urination.  Doesn't sound good to me.

Question 10

who should take glucosamine and at what age ? i am 61 yes should i take it

Accepted Answer

Controversial: There are no studies that prove glucosamine is beneficial in arthritis. On the other hand most studies have focused on one joint, particularly the knee. It,s not harmful but I wouldn't,t recommend it or not based on current studies in humans.

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