Question 1

identify a pill its peach round a slit one pne side and roy 439 on the other what's it used for?

Accepted Answer

Ramipril-BP Pill: see the attached link for the picture as it has been identified as the ACE-Inhibitor pill Ramipril...used in the treatment of high blood pressure; diabetic kidney disease; left ventricular dysfunction; heart failure; and post heart attack patients. (It is RDY 439)

http://www.drugs.com/imprints/rdy-439-14344.html

Question 2

what is bottle rot?

Accepted Answer

Bottle Rot: is significant tooth decay in toddlers/ young children (can be associated with what child drinks from bottle -especially when it is propped).

Question 3

how do i releive r.a pain?

Accepted Answer

See rheumatologist: The best treatment is to address the RA process it self.  There are multiple excellent newer drugs for ra.  Opioids have a role, but you really need to see a rheumaologist have get the disease itself addressed.

Question 4

how do u get negative rods?

Accepted Answer

Negative rods?: do you mean gram negative rods?  And were they found in blood or urine or sputum?  More information is needed. This is a common bacteria and the cause of many types of infections.  Get this treated if this is your condition

Question 5

what to do about ring rot

Accepted Answer

Ring rot: U need 1small glassl2quarter cup of hydrogen peroxide3half cup of distilled white vinegar 4paper towel
combine hydrogen perxide and vinegar in a small cup or bowl
place your ring in the solution.The mixture will not harm the metal or any stones that may be set
keep ring to sit in the solution for 20 minutes
remove the ring, rinse with warm water dry with paper towel
rpt this every 4 mths
will preve.

Question 6

is using a lufa sanitary or is a rag?

Accepted Answer

: If you alone are using it should be fine! Keep it in a safe clean place! Change out every few months

Question 7

does o.a. turn to r.a. i've had o.a. 7 years?

Accepted Answer

No.: Oa does not turn into ra, but someone with oa can develop ra.  That would be just unlucky.

Question 8

whats mayer rokitansky kuster hauser syndrome?

Accepted Answer

Female reproduction: Mayer-rokitansky-küster-hauser syndrome is a condition in which the vagina & uterus either never developed or they are underdeveloped. Females with this condition don’t menstruate but they do have functioning ovaries. There may be accompanying abnormalities of the kidneys, spinal vertebrae, heart or ears.

Question 9

if cones let us see in color, what do rods do?

Accepted Answer

Photoreceptor: The human retina is a duplex retina with rod and cone photoreceptors. Rods function in low light as well as in bright light. Remember we need to see shapes, not just colors. Our retina is full of rods and cones that also function in receptive fields. Rods are stacked full of rhodopsin, a visual pigment and transduce photons into nerve impulses through a change in their chemical structure

Question 10

forgot to take 4 pills in a row , what do i do ?

Accepted Answer

Throw them out: There is a saying - 3 strikes and you're out.     When you miss 3 or more pills in a pack, your best move is to throw them out, have a period and restart.

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