Question 1

what is the difference between provera (medroxyprogesterone) 10 mg and norethin ace ? can they be substituted with the other?

Accepted Answer

Different progestero: These are examples of two different kinds of progesterone. They can be used similarly but they are not the same thing. It would be up to your doctor which one to give you.

Question 2

on depo-provera provera (medroxyprogesterone) and norethin ace for a cyst -- why won't my period stop?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding on pill?: If you are bleeding while on depo-provera, it may be due to a thin lining of your uterus. Consider asking your gyn for a pelvic sonogram and check this. Maybe you need a little extra estrogen to make your lining thicken to stop the bleeding. Usually Estradiol 2 mg for only 10 days. It is easy and safe.

Question 3

what r chances an adult w/no known food allergies will develp one? does having drug allergies increase a person's chances?

Accepted Answer

Possible: It is possible for a person to develop a food or medication allergy at any time in their life. Drug allergies do not usually correspond to food allergies or visa versa. There are some plant allergies that correspond to food allergies, however.

Question 4

is it bad to double up on reactine allergy medicine? one doesn't do much for me. ive been taking a double dose daily for 3 months.

Accepted Answer

Better thru ur MD: some patients need the double dose of cetirizine, but under the doctor 's supervision, I don't know what symptoms you suffer from, but at any rate if you doubled the dose on your own and still not better, you need to be evaluated, you might not need cetirizine to start with and most probably other measures would do

Question 5

what to do if i have a horrilbe allergy please someone which one is the best medicine?

Accepted Answer

No single one: Depending on the severity of your condition. 
There is no one best drug for anyone but most people respond well to intranasal cortisone + a intranasal antihistamine. Dymista is currently the only rx drug with this combination. 
Avoidance remains the best and consider allergy shots if your symptoms are not adequately controlled.  However allergy shots are not medicine.

Question 6

if one has a sulfa allergy and what would be the medicines to treat this?

Accepted Answer

Avoid sulfa: Current treatment for medication allergies including sulfa is avoiding that class of medication and use a suitable alternative.  If a person is experiencing an allergic reaction to sulfa, stopping the medicine and treatment may include antihistamines, steroids and if potentially even epineprhine if severe.

Question 7

i have a one year old that has allergies what over-the-counter medicine can i give him. he weighs 20 lbs?

Accepted Answer

Is it allergies or?: Having allergies at 1 yr of age is not that common..Allergies requires prior expsure and seasonal allergies means exposure from prior season and now re-exposing which causes symptoms. It could possibly be from a prolonged cold. Claritin (loratadine) or zyrtec syrup is relatively safe and can help dry things up a bit..If not better in couple of days, consult his doc for an eval...Good luck..

Question 8

my wife has seasonal allergy from spring and dust, please advise simple medicine.is there one injection yearly as i heared that can help releif?

Accepted Answer

Depends on symptom: If her symptoms are mostly nasal such as congestion or nasal drainage, nasal steroids are most helpful. If you are considering injection, long acting steroids can be helpful, such as kenalog, (triamcinolone) though it can have other side effects. If you have more generalized symptoms, an antihistamine is helpful.

Question 9

y does one develop allergies to fruits/vegetables all of a sudden? n can it be cured without the use of medicine?

Accepted Answer

Allergies: Food allergy can manifest at any age, but you mention fruit and vegetable. Is it only with fresh/raw fruits and veggies? Is it only in your mouth with itch, tingle, slight swelling? Goes away quickly? If so, then this is something known as oral allergy syndrome. Read up on this syndrome to see if this is your problem. If not, then you really should see your doctor or an allergist.

Question 10

i love cats and really want to adopt one but i'm allergic. is there a good allergy medicine i can take so i can get one?

Accepted Answer

Allergy shots: Allergy medications will not take you a long way if you want to live with a cat. I suggest you see an allergist, get tested then get allergy shots for cats before you get one.

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What is the difference between provera (medroxyprogesterone) 10 mg and norethin ace ? can they be substituted with the other?

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On depo-provera provera (medroxyprogesterone) and norethin ace for a cyst -- why won't my period stop?

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What r chances an adult w/no known food allergies will develp one? does having drug allergies increase a person's chances?

A member asked:

Is it bad to double up on reactine allergy medicine? one doesn't do much for me. ive been taking a double dose daily for 3 months.

A member asked:

What to do if i have a horrilbe allergy please someone which one is the best medicine?

A member asked:

If one has a sulfa allergy and what would be the medicines to treat this?

A member asked:

I have a one year old that has allergies what over-the-counter medicine can i give him. he weighs 20 lbs?

A member asked:

My wife has seasonal allergy from spring and dust, please advise simple medicine.is there one injection yearly as i heared that can help releif?

A member asked:

Y does one develop allergies to fruits/vegetables all of a sudden? n can it be cured without the use of medicine?

A member asked:

I love cats and really want to adopt one but i'm allergic. is there a good allergy medicine i can take so i can get one?

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