Question 1

can you tell me how lysozyme affect e.coli bacteria?

Accepted Answer

Destroys it: Tears right through the cell wall

Question 2

are there any side effects to taking zyrtec, (cetirizine) lysozyme, kaloba long term in children 2-4 years old?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There are side effects or potential side effects to all medications, supplements, vitamins, therapies, and life in general.  A decision to use or not use any treatment is always a risk vs benefit analysis.  You should discuss this with your children's doctor.

Question 3

i'm having seborrhoeic dermatitis and taking neurovit, apo-cetirizine, lysozyme 30mg.but i think i'm fever due to cold weather (i don't have a thermometer but i feel headache and dry-eyes).can i take acetaminophen-containing product at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Sure: Get a thermometer. You're taking a pricey mix of vitamins, an antihistamine, and lysozyme which is probably doing you no good. Seborrheic dermatitis is easily managed by evidence-based medicine -- what you're taking won't touch it but if you want "natural", you can choose from sulfur, coal tar, or a variety of other stuff that will. Best wishes.

Question 4

what type of inflammation is etoricoxib and lysozyme used for? any difference? can etoricoxib be used for inflammation caused by bacterial infection?

Accepted Answer

Etoricoxib: Etoricoxib is not available In the United States- turned down by the FDA 7 years ago.  You could use ibuprofen as a n anti inflammatory.  Neither drug would directly treat bacterial infection.

Question 5

i read an article on a pharmaceutical blog comparing potassium gluconate to pot chloride. if you take 20 meq of pot chloride and run out it states that 8.5 tablets of pot glu is equal to 10 meq of pot chloride. so is it correct and ok to do this?

Accepted Answer

: The difference between 8.5 meq and 10 meq as it relates to potassium is insignificant. Yes, it is OK.

Question 6

is there a liquid prescription form of potassium chloride for patients with gastroparesis? ive heard the tablets shouldnt be used with gp?

Accepted Answer

Potassium chloride: Hi,
Yes there is a liquid/syrup form that is available by prescription. There shouldn't be any major issues with tablets other than they are somewhat large in size, which some patients report that they have trouble swallowing due to the size. Absorption may be a little better with the liquid but it shouldn't make a big difference with the actual clinical response. Hope this helps

Question 7

i have been taking potassium chloride because of my lasix. i've been cutting it in half or crushing it because it's so large. i'm experiencing nausea. is that from the potassium pill?

Accepted Answer

: Could be. You may try to increase your potassium intake by taking potassium rich foods.
Visit this site for information.
Before discontinuing your potassium pills, talk to your doctor.

Question 8

what is the more preferable pill for hypokalemic periodic paralysis? potassium chloride or potassium citrate? please explain. thank you.

Accepted Answer

Potassium chloride: They are both fine, but potassium citrate tends to alkalize the blood a little more (shift the acid-base balance).

Question 9

how do you lower chloride levels?

Accepted Answer

Just six words?: Depends on where the chloride is, and why.  This HealthTap public forum is free. Post a new question with good grammar and spelling, and one or more of the thousands of volunteer doctors may answer it. They might skip repetitive questions, or ones that have too many abbreviations, or are otherwise hard to understand. (HealthTap's premium services include private video consultations.)

Question 10

what are normal ratios for phosphorus and chloride?

Accepted Answer

Normal values: Chloride normal is 98 - 110.

Potasium normal is 3.5 - 5.3

phosphate normal is 2.7 - 4.5 with children higher.

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A member asked:

Can you tell me how lysozyme affect e.coli bacteria?

A member asked:

Are there any side effects to taking zyrtec, (cetirizine) lysozyme, kaloba long term in children 2-4 years old?

A member asked:

I'm having seborrhoeic dermatitis and taking neurovit, apo-cetirizine, lysozyme 30mg.but i think i'm fever due to cold weather (i don't have a thermometer but i feel headache and dry-eyes).can i take acetaminophen-containing product at the same time?

A member asked:

What type of inflammation is etoricoxib and lysozyme used for? any difference? can etoricoxib be used for inflammation caused by bacterial infection?

A member asked:

I read an article on a pharmaceutical blog comparing potassium gluconate to pot chloride. if you take 20 meq of pot chloride and run out it states that 8.5 tablets of pot glu is equal to 10 meq of pot chloride. so is it correct and ok to do this?

A member asked:

Is there a liquid prescription form of potassium chloride for patients with gastroparesis? ive heard the tablets shouldnt be used with gp?

A member asked:

I have been taking potassium chloride because of my lasix. i've been cutting it in half or crushing it because it's so large. i'm experiencing nausea. is that from the potassium pill?

A member asked:

What is the more preferable pill for hypokalemic periodic paralysis? potassium chloride or potassium citrate? please explain. thank you.

A member asked:

How do you lower chloride levels?

A member asked:

What are normal ratios for phosphorus and chloride?

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