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Use Medicines Safely
Commonly used medications to treat sinusitis
Sinusitis medications are used primarily to relieve the symptoms of rhinitis and sinusitis. However, to be safe, patients should use medicine for sinusitis as directed by their doctor.
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Is it safe for pregnant women to take motion sickness pills?
Motion sickness is a normal response of the body to unusual changes. The degree of motion sickness depends on many different factors, including pregnancy. Some women only experience motion sickness during pregnancy, or some have had motion sickness before, and the motion sickness becomes worse during pregnancy.
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Pantoprazol medicine for gastrointestinal diseases: When is it indicated?
Pantoprazol is a medicine used to prevent and treat diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, including gastroesophageal reflux disease. However, to use pantoprazol safely and effectively, patients should consult their doctor before taking it.
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All to know about nasal drop poisoning in children.
In 2012, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning of OTC (over-the-counter) nasal drops that can cause poisoning in young children, especially those under 3 years old, or even 2 months old, often leading to severe complications. Due to the seriousity of the potential side effects if young children are exposed to these products, parents and caregivers need to be aware of these risks.
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Nasal drops that are safe for pregnant women
Pregnant women are special subjects who need to be careful while taking the drug to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. In fact, mothers often wonder and worry when they have to take medicine during pregnancy, which is often to treat cold symptoms, stuffy or runny nose. Medication is not always necessary and not all drugs can be used by pregnant women, the following tips can help "pregnant mothers" be healthier and more secure during pregnancy.
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Instructions for using effective medicine for allergic rhinitis
The treatment of allergic rhinitis involves reducing exposure to allergens and other factors in conjunction with drug therapy. This combination treatment is effective in most patients. Avoid factors that trigger allergic rhinitis: For example: Avoid contact with cat and dog hair, smoky environments, pollution.
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Be careful when using Naphazoline nasal drops for children
Naphazoline nasal drops are commonly used in cases of nasal congestion (nasal congestion) causing difficulty breathing. However, the abuse of naphazoline, especially with children, can have serious consequences.
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Note to choose cough medicine for children
Due to the immature respiratory system, your baby may experience side effects from cough medicine. For example, cough medicines contain antihistamines, which have a side effect of causing drowsiness. Therefore, parents should be careful when using cough medicine for children.
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Commonly used H1 antihistamines
Antihistamines H1 work to reduce the state of rash, urticaria, nasal allergies. In addition, some drugs also have anti-motion sickness effects due to their CNS depressant effects, mild sedation, and relief of vestibular disorders, dizziness and nausea.
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Reye's syndrome in children with aspirin use
Although it is a fairly familiar drug, it can be used to treat a number of different diseases, but patients need to take Aspirin as directed by their doctor, not on their own to prevent some of the side effects of aspirin. medications, including Reye's syndrome in children.
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