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Doctor insights on: Diprospan Injection Espanol

Ask provider: Ask your provider but usually there is no interaction between the two. The steroid might decrease some inflammation on your face but should not interfere with the accutance ...Read more

Yes: Yes, it is a steroid.

Yes and no: Diprospan is Betamethasone diproprionate a corticosteroid. All corticosteroids can have significant side effects if given improperly or in the wrong dose. In the pack it is generally safe for non-diabetics when taken according to the instructions. ...Read more

Not in the US: I presume this is a long-acting cortisone injection which should never be used without a doctor's supervision. Cortisone has many serious side effects and you should not use it in a willy-nilly manner. ...Read more

Interesting: I had to look it up cause we don't tend to use that name in the USA. It is betamethasone, it is injected into various areas for various reasons. How do you plan to use it and is it being done by a physician? ...Read more

Platelet Rich Plasma: PRP or platelet rich plasma injection is very effective for a number of indications. These include facial rejuvenation, hair regrowth, sexual rejuvenation, healing musculoskeletal injuries and arthritis, and more. Costs vary widely. In the US, expect to pay at least $ 1000 per site injected. ...Read more

What Injection?: What injection? Generally speaking, injected drugs have a faster onset of action than orally administered drugs and most other routes of administration. However there are exceptions here and there depending on the specific route and the drug preparation administered.
More specific information is required to adequately answer your question. ...Read more

Diabetic neuropathy: It can be used to treat diabetic neuropathy. ...Read more

Unanswerable: I am sorry, but the use of antibiotics all depends on what infections one is treating. What infection do you want to treat? That is vital information to know before choosing the antibiotic. ...Read more

Your children are: At risk of the disease and the potential complications of the disease. Please get your child immunized and not risk their health or lives. ...Read more

Clozapine??: Are you sure there is an injectable form? Can't find any info about that. 1 brand name for Clozapine in Canada is Leponex. It is an antipsychotic that requires that a patient fail trials with at least 2 other antipsychotics before it's use. Blood work must be drawn at least weekly for the first six months. It is used for Schizophrenia. I have never used this medication due to possible side effect ...Read more

Osteoporosis drug: Forteo is a medication which is used for men and women with osteoporosis who are or may be at risk for fragility fractures. This drug is injected and can lead to increased bone mass and strength. To determine if you would be a candidate for these injections, I would recommend initial consultation with your primary care physician. ...Read more

Yes: Hyperemia means increase blood flow through an area. Scratching causes hyperemia and so can any injury.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form.
Practice safe sex, if you have sex. ...Read more

Not great evidence: The question is, what are you getting the injection for? There are parkinson disease "doctors" who promote this scam as a treatment for parkinson disease when a recent trial did not show benefit. It is very expensive and of dubious benefit. There are a lot of sites that promote glutathione injections for other reasons...You'll notice that none of the sites are medical, and all are expensive. ...Read more

Almost anywhere: It is hard to go wrong with B12 injections. Anywhere there is enough fat can be used, but usually the stomach, buttock, upper arm. I teach my patients to do home B12 injections all the time. There are actually lots of You Tube videos teaching people how to give shots. ...Read more

Aneket injections: Aneket is used to control pain. It can cause a variety of side effects from hallucinations, to high blood pressure to urinary tract infections. ...Read more

Subq: Most Heparin injections are administered subcutaneously or intravenously. ...Read more

Infect or inject?: Infection? The protozoan parasites that cause Malaria include : Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium ovale & Plasmodium malariae. They are carried by mosquitoes. ...Read more

DHEA injections: Http://www. Mayoclinic. Com/health/dhea/ns_patient-dhea/dsection=evidence gives you detailed info about dhea. It does come as an injection but I have never heard of any doctor using it. ...Read more

Biotin: Hi, why would u want a Biotin injection, u eat enough Biotin in ur diet and human never become Biotin deficient. Although Biotin could be as part of B-complex injection. ...Read more

Several: Botox has on label and off label uses. On label means uses that the fda has specifically approved it for and off label are other uses not "on the label". Some common uses are: decreasing the appearance of wrinkles, migraine headache treatment, clenching/tmd, overactive sweat glands, and relief of muscle pain. ...Read more

Injections: Certainly, but so can you, your husband, your family.
I started giving my dear departed mother insulin injections daily beginning at age 8. Took some time to get used to but soon OK.
FYI, in those days we checked blood sugar levels in the urine and the different colors had no effect on the dose.
Not pleasant to do but turned out OK for me and Mum. ...Read more

You should not: Inject anything you made

Antidote: In my case, it would be an antidote to anti-cholinergic medications. For example, if a patient takes too much Tensilon, Atropine can be given to counter act the medication. ...Read more

Safer than peanuts: Botox has been around for decades! There are more deaths from peanuts and penicillin than there are from botox. Botox side effects are generally mild and they resolve without any treatment. There is no chance whatsoever of getting botulism from botox. It is a purified protein not a bacteria. Find a doctor with lots of experience and try it! ...Read more

Best Information: Complex topic.
This is the best site for information: http://www. Botoxcosmetic. Com/ ...Read more

Yes: They can be both effective and convenient. ...Read more

6 hours or more.: It is a very powerful anti inflammatory drug effects of which persist for many hours. ...Read more

Varies a little: Depending on dose, can be given (and expected to last) 6, 8 or 12 hours. ...Read more

Reteplase: Reteplase is a thrombolytic drug.