Question 1

who pays for my meds?

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You: Patients are responsible for payment for meds. Insurance covers a good portion many times.

Question 2

meds used to treat pain?

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Many: There are many diferent classes of medications with many drugs in each class.

Question 3

can i get my meds refilled?

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Try our other forum: In the US, try HealthTap virtual visits. Whether a doctor prescribes medications depends on the doctor, the patient, and each individual situation. Fees are the same, regardless of whether or not medication is prescribed, because the fees are for the virtual consultations (not the meds). Currently, you have posted this question on HealthTap's free, global, public, informational forum.

Question 4

how many types of mi's are there?

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Two types.: The types of myocardial infarctions are broadly characterized as transmural or subendocardial. Transmural infarctions are caused by complete occlusion of one of the major arteries of the heart.  Subendocardial infarctions may be caused by closure of a small branch vessel, temporary occlusion of a large vessel, or reduced circulation to the deep inner portion of the heart muscle.

Question 5

is it legal to order meds online?

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Technically no: Prescription medication requires a valid physician signed prescription.  It is legal if you have this in hand and can forward it to an on-line supplier.  This might be out of the country or from an undocumented source so there is some risk of counterfeit or inappropriate medication.

Question 6

how can i get my son to take his meds?

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Here's a link: Here's a link with several suggestions.  I hope this helps.

http://www.pbs.org/opb/childrenshospital/parents/pop/pop-ts_medicine.htm?500

Question 7

what meds are given for brochostenosis?

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None: bronchostenosis can only be treated surgically.

Question 8

what's the best meds to chill a person out?

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Varies: I presume you mean you are high strung and want to be able to relax more.  The family of medications best for this are the ssri.  The most recent are Lexapro and viibryd (vilazodone hydrochloride) and are safe and effective for long term use.

Question 9

is there a health benefit to the midday siesta?

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Yes: If you can "recharge your batteries" with ~ 20 min midday siesta, it is very helpful with adrenal stress.

Question 10

what meds can be taken to reduce high temperature?

Accepted Answer

Missing data: The availability/need &amp; safety of such medications varies with the age of the patient &amp; the circumstances. In a healthy person at an age listed as 46, acetaminophen or ibuprofen would be appropriate with doses listed on the box.

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