Question 1

what is the definition or description of: maxipime allergy?

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Maxipime allergy: Maxipime (Cefepime) is an antibiotic. An allergy occurs when your body’s immune system creates antibodies to a foreign substance causing a reaction that can be mild to severe.  For potential adverse effects see:   http://www.rxlist.com/maxipime-drug.htm

Question 2

daily dosage for bupropionhcl?

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Daily dose: The usual dose is 300 mg daily but many people do well on the 150 mg daily dose.

Question 3

what max dosage for seratline ?

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Zoloft (sertraline): 200mg per day.

Question 4

wikoryl dosage for 8months child wt 9kg?

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No: This combination is currently not recommended for use at this age due to potentail serious side effects.

Question 5

can capsule dosages be divided in half somehow?

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YES..... BUT!!!: Capsules can be divided, if you pour the content in water and drink it, BUTT!!! you shouldn't do this, because the capsule layer it's made to pass de gastric acid, so the absorption of the medication can be made in the small intestine. YOU NEED TO ASK any different presentation of your medication.

Question 6

what is usage and dosage ampiclox?

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Antibiotic: Ampiclox, or Ampicillin as it is known in the us,  is given in doses of 250-500 mg qid (four times a day).  It is also the main drug in unasyn, (ampicillin and sulbactam) where it is combined with sulbactam which makes it more effective.  Unasyn (ampicillin and sulbactam) is an IV medicine only.

The drug can be used against a wide range of infections, including pneumonia, kidney infections, and meningitis.

Question 7

what is the lethal dosage of alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Blood level: Around 300 mg/dL, an inexperienced drinker may well die. It's unpredictable. That's perhaps chugging a pint of whiskey for me. Please be careful with that stuff. Best wishes.

Question 8

what is the loratadine maximum dosage?

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Why ?: Studies during development showed that the body was very tolerant to loratadine, with no significant side effects at twice the recommended dosage. However, they also found that there was no increased benefit with twice the dosage over the normal dose. Why take more if there is no benefit ?

Question 9

amoxicllin dosage-is 2000mg daily okay?

Accepted Answer

It depends: This seems like a high dose of amoxicillin, but this can be correct depending on what you are taking it for.  The prophylactic dose recommended before dental work for someone with an artificial heart valve is 2000mg x 1 dose prior to procedure.   This larger dose can also be used for h. Pylori infections in combination with Flagyl or clindamycin.  Check with your pharmacist.

Question 10

lorinase syrup dosage for 34 mos at 19 kg?

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Generally not used: Generally decongestants are not recommended in children younger than age 4-6 because of the potential for side effects. If your child is having allergic congestion you should check with your doctor about meds, but a tsp of benadryl, (diphenhydramine) or 1 tsp of loratidine, the anti histamine in lorinase would be ok. But check with your doctor
saline nose sprays can also aid in combating nasal congestion

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