Q: staph.haemolyticus in urine(10, 2-3 leukos). doc prescribed moxifloxacin (10d), test: oxacillin s at <0.25. too. scared of fluroq. best/safe treatm?

Trust your doctor: If you are not feeling better within a week please let your doctor know.

Q: how can i help allergies?

See below: See your docto. He/she can provide relief from your allergies.

Q: what is allergy tablets do?

Allergy tablets: Most allergy tablets are medications that fall into the category of antihistamines that block the effect of histamine. This treats symptoms such as sneezing, itching, runny nose, etc. Sometimes antihistamines are combined with decongestants to help with stuffy nose. Studies are evaluating "allergy tablets" that may work similar to allergy shots where the tablet contains the pollen, etc.

Q: how can i reduce allergies?

Lots of Options: OTC non-sedating antihistamines like Allegra, Claritin, (loratadine) or Zyrtec are helpful for perennial allergic rhinitis symptoms, however the gold-standard treatment are daily intranasal steroid sprays if your symptoms are more severe. Avoidance of triggers is important as well and allergy shots are also an option. Saline sprays are useful but will not provide lasting relief used alone. See Allergist.

Q: how to cope with allergies?

Lots of Options: Over-the-counter non-sedating antihistamines like Allegra, Claritin, or Zyrtec are helpful for perennial allergic rhinitis symptoms, however the gold-standard treatment are daily intranasal steroid sprays like Flonase or Nasonex (mometasone) if your symptoms are more severe. Avoidance of triggers is important. Allergy shots also option. See Allergist to determine what medications could give you lasting relief.

Question 1

what is the definition or description of: oxacillin allergy?

Accepted Answer

Oxacillin allergy: Allergies occur when the immune system produces antibodies in reaction to allergens.  Oxacillin is a penicillin-type antibiotic. For  allergic symptoms or adverse effects see:  http://www.rxlist.com/oxacillin-side-effects-drug-center.htm

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: bactocill (oxacillin) allergy?

Accepted Answer

Bactocill -oxacillin: Allergies occur when the immune system produces antibodies in reaction to allergens. Oxacillin (brand name- Bactocill)  is a penicillin-type antibiotic. For allergic symptoms or adverse effects see: http://www.rxlist.com/oxacillin-side-effects-drug-center.htm

Question 3

what is staph aureus  oxacillin sensitive ?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: Staphylococcal Aureus is a type of gram positive bacteria that is capable of causing infection.  Being sensitive means that Oxacillin, a type of antibiotic will kill this particular type of Staph.  It is possible that some forms of Staphylococci are "resistant" to oxacillin.

Question 4

can being on oxacillin via a picc line for osteomyelitis cause a fever?

Accepted Answer

Yes: That is possible   it would be called a "drug fever"
check with your doctor or infectious disease specialist asap.

Question 5

i'm on the pill rigevidon, took oxacillin for 4 days and had unprotected sex for a few seconds9 days after finishing the antibiotics. was i protected?

Accepted Answer

Yes: This type of antibiotic does not interfere with birth control.

Question 6

staph.haemolyticus in urine(10, 2-3 leukos). doc prescribed moxifloxacin (10d), test: oxacillin s at <0.25. too. scared of fluroq. best/safe treatm?

Accepted Answer

Trust your doctor: If you are not feeling better within a week please let your doctor know.

Question 7

how can i help allergies?

Accepted Answer

See below: See your docto.  He/she can provide relief from your allergies.

Question 8

what is allergy tablets do?

Accepted Answer

Allergy tablets: Most allergy tablets are medications that fall into the category of antihistamines that block the effect of histamine.  This treats symptoms such as sneezing, itching, runny nose, etc.   Sometimes antihistamines are combined with decongestants to help with stuffy nose.  Studies are evaluating "allergy tablets" that may work similar to allergy shots where the tablet contains the pollen, etc.

Question 9

how can i reduce allergies?

Accepted Answer

Lots of Options: OTC non-sedating antihistamines like Allegra, Claritin, (loratadine) or Zyrtec are helpful for perennial allergic rhinitis symptoms, however the gold-standard treatment are daily intranasal steroid sprays if your symptoms are more severe. Avoidance of triggers is important as well and allergy shots are also an option. Saline sprays are useful but will not provide lasting relief used alone. See Allergist.

Question 10

how to cope with allergies?

Accepted Answer

Lots of Options: Over-the-counter non-sedating antihistamines like Allegra, Claritin, or Zyrtec are helpful for perennial allergic rhinitis symptoms, however the gold-standard treatment are daily intranasal steroid sprays like Flonase or Nasonex (mometasone) if your symptoms are more severe. Avoidance of triggers is important. Allergy shots also option. See Allergist to determine what medications could give you lasting relief.

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Staph.haemolyticus in urine(10, 2-3 leukos). doc prescribed moxifloxacin (10d), test: oxacillin s at <0.25. too. scared of fluroq. best/safe treatm?

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