What medicine or such can help a women during period for pain?
Q. My girlfriend is in a great deal of pain every time during her period. She is from Asia and currently in Japan now, and they don't seem to have any medicine for it. I could have sworn there is medicine in America for it, what can I do to help her?
Asked by Daniel T - Sat May 17 02:53:12 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ibuprofen, aka advil or something like that, is the best for cramps and other things like headaches. if she is in so much pain that she feels like she might die or something, like if the pain is that extreme every time she has her period, she should definitely see a gynecologist.
Answered by q&a_08 - Sat May 17 03:18:36 2008

How much medicine do i need to take for a yeast infection?
Q. I'm almost sure I have a yeast infection. I have medicine but I would like to know how long i take the medicine? Do i only take it once? Or do I keep take it until it goes away? Help please?
Asked by Shanzy099 - Tue May 20 18:53:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. get monistat 1...one time thing! and it goes within 2 days( but sometimes there are chances that it will come back too)
Answered by mandy b - Tue May 20 18:57:54 2008

How much does asthma medicine for a nebulizer cost?
Q. My girlfriend may need to get a nebulizer to treat her asthma. We are having trouble finding an average cost for the medicine used with one. I realize that there different medicines that can be used, but what is the average cost we can expect for the medicine?
Asked by SiC - Fri Jun 12 01:06:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. The actualy nebulizer is pretty pricy...from 100 to 300 hundred dollars and the actualy medicine itself actually is pretty cheep, about 55 dollars but it comes with 50 vial tubes and only one is needed in each treatment. THen again you need to see what your insurance covers because with our insurance the machine cost $50 and the medicine $22. Good Luck, hope you can find your answer!
Answered by Brittany - Sun Jun 14 18:36:07 2009

What medicine has the side effect of causing increased body heat?
Q. Long story but what medicine would casue an increased body temperature? Like warm to the touch.
Asked by Mish B - Mon Dec 29 14:40:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Quite a few. Caffeine (we don't normally consider that a medicine per se) can cause increase in body temp as a function of increased heartbeat. Pseudoephedrine can cause similar effects. So can antipsychotics, via a rare but serious side effect called neuroleptic malignant syndrome whereby the person develops muscle rigidity and high body temp.
Answered by gotcha_journalist - Mon Dec 29 15:19:02 2008

What medicine ball exercises are good for baseball?
Q. I'm looking to get a little more fit and in shape for baseball. What medicine ball exercises are good/important?
Asked by cnick946 - Mon Jul 27 22:34:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. exercises that imitate a baseball swing or throw. also u can have someone throw the ball at u and try to slow the ball down. it will imitate slowing ur arm down on the follow through or slowing down the bat. these exercises can be just as important. u can probably find some examples on the internet.
Answered by snowbred12 - Mon Jul 27 23:08:40 2009

What medicine would you give to a 6 month old that started off sneezing and now has a runny nose/stuffy nose?
Q. Yesterday my daughter started sneezing all day long. Last night her nose was stuffy. Today its running and she still sneezes some. She doesn't have fever. I am thinking it may be allergies. When a baby teethes do they sneeze and etc? I may call her doctor tomorrow. She just gets so uncomfortable when she sleeps, she woke up all night long. Does anyone have any suggestions on medicine or if they think its allergies? Thanks for all the help!
Asked by Janette - Thu Feb 5 19:27:25 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have the same problem with my 7 month old as well. He started out with sneezing, then the runny nose, then the constant congestion and coughing. Its going on two weeks now and still not gone. There's no medicine you can actually give. This is what I do: 1. Saline on a q-tip just inside the nose 2. Johnson and Johnson Vapor Baby wash 3. Elevate the crib mattress so that they sleep on an incline 4. Use a nasal aspirator 5. Bring him in the bathroom when you take a hot steamy shower 6. Use a vaporizer 7. Baby Vapor Rub on the chest and around the nose
Answered by Cameron's Momma - Thu Feb 5 19:40:25 2009

How long does it take for a medicine to get in a dogs body and start working?
Q. My dog just started medicine for Pancreatis. Shes really old, and so this medicine is the last hope for her. The doctors told us to try it for two weeks and if it doesnt work we have to put her to sleep. How long does medicine take (usually) to work for dogs? We started her on it last thursday and shes still feeling ill...
Asked by Shauna - Tue Apr 21 21:24:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well med work the same on people it all takes time to work and the right meds help to hope it helps but just try to remeber she is old
Answered by MISS D. WOULD LIKE 2 HELP U OUT - Tue Apr 21 21:30:39 2009

How do you make medicine from water hyacinth?
Q. How do you make medicine from water hyacinth? What specific type of medicine will be produced? I need it fast... What specific type of medicine will be produced? I need methods of how to make it a medicine! I need to know how they survive in polluted waters! I need it fast within 24 hours!
Asked by Gandrake - Sun Jul 27 21:15:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The antoxidative properties of water hyacinth leaves were investigated by evaluating the scavenging capacity of liquid extracts in a competitive protective process against oxygenated free radicals (OFRs) released via electrolysis in a phosphate buffer with a Pt electrode. Colorimetric measurements carried out at 515 nm, through a N,N-diethyl-1,4-phenylene diamine (DPD) assay, showed a decreased absorbance of the sample, as compared to the blank obtained by electrolysis of the buffer without plant extract, revealing, thereby, the presence of antioxidizing agents in the liquid extracts. The antioxidative activity was estimated in terms of equivalent-glutathione (EG, in nmoles equivalent-glutathione per gram of dry plant material selected (eg [cont.]
Answered by Nerderella - Fri Aug 1 17:26:10 2008

What is the best preventive medicine cats under 10 lbs?
Q. My kitten is currently on Revolution but I have noticed her scooting on the ground, which is a sign of parasites. I have an appointment for her at my vet to check if she has parasites. Anyway, I did not realize Revolution did not cover all worms. What medicine or combination of medicines, like Advantage Multi for cats, is best to prevent heartworms, ring worms, hook worms, other worms, fleas, tickes, and ear mites?
Asked by jlacy1987 - Wed Jul 30 13:19:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Revolution is a very good general medication. It covers fleas, ticks,e ar mites and most internal parasites. However, it does not cover tape worms. You may need to have your kitten dewormed for tapeworms separately. Especially if the kitten is from a barn environment or is allowed to hunt. Ringworm is not an actual worm but rather a fungus, so it can't be covered with a routine dewormer but rather is prevented by providing a clean environment for the kitten and treated only if infected.
Answered by Ice - Wed Jul 30 13:29:26 2008

What do you do in medicine after completing your undergraduate course?
Q. After completing an undergraduate course in medicine (probably Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (BM, BCh) what else do you need to do to become a doctor? Do you have to hae a specialty, if so what would be the best if you also want to start a family? All answers are appreciated!
Asked by sooooooo0 - Thu Aug 13 12:16:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. good Q lol ! it's very simple, do practice, try your medicines on patients ! bcz practice makes a doctor perfect !
Answered by knz - Fri Aug 14 10:58:49 2009

What is a medicine wheel and how does it work?
Q. I am supposed to do a project for my aboriginal history class in which I need to give a presentation about the medicine wheel. I am finding it difficult to understand what the wheel is, what it does and how its used. Can anybody help me out with this?
Asked by diamondbuck66 - Tue Mar 24 17:17:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Medicine Wheels are used by many different cultures for different purposes. In general, in various Native American tribes it consists of a series of concentric rings of stone with or without spokes extending out, and used for healing, spiritual, or astronomical reasons. A standard search should get you started. (see below)
Answered by Traveller - Tue Mar 24 17:46:36 2009

What jobs in Medicine can The U of Minnesota State Mankato offer?
Q. Hey everyone, I'm planning on attending Mankato Sate University, but I dont know if they have majors in Medicine. I'm looking into becoming a Pharmacist or a Paramedic, does Mankato offer schooling in those fields?
Asked by bergy121 - Tue Jul 28 00:37:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can do pre-pharmacy but you can't get a degree in pharmacology there. Same with paramedic. You can become a pharmacist through University of Minnesota. In order to become a paramedic, formal training and licensing is required. You must complete the early levels of emergency medical training, EMT-1, EMT-2/3. Upon completing those courses, you must complete a paramedic program, which may last up to two years. During the program, you must also complete on-site training. After completing the program, you must pass written and practical exams to receive a license.
Answered by RLO - Tue Jul 28 13:38:23 2009

What kind of medicine can I get for a kidney problem without a prescription?
Q. My dad is in pain and we don't have insurance, please what kind of medicine is out there where it can relieve the pain for now.
Asked by LBC-Lakers - Wed Nov 7 10:10:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Really the only thing that might help with pain is an over-the-counter analgesic. Unfortunately, these help with only mild pain. Without know exactly what your father's kidney problem is, I don't feel safe advising anything more than this. I suggest you stay away from herbal "remedies" as these may worsen the problem. I think the suggestion to try a free clinic is a good one. I don't agree with the idea to use an ER. These are NOT free and your father WILL be billed if he is unable to pay at the time service is rendered. Please don't consider abusing our EMS system. This is why ERs close.
Answered by TweetyBird - Wed Nov 7 10:28:37 2007

What kind of medicine would they give you for a yeast infection?
Q. I think I might have one I just was wondering what type of medicine they'd give you?? And are there any long term affects of a yeast infection if you don't get treated? What is the cause of a yeast infection?
Asked by Girly_girl114 - Sun Jan 20 12:28:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. my gyno recommend over- contour Cream from the drug store their are all kinds. some for 3 days to 7 days, antibiotic can cause yeast infection I heard if you eat yogurt it will help minimize the yeast
Answered by suzan g (pucker-up) - Sun Jan 20 12:49:05 2008

What is a medicine that kids can take that relives stomach pain?
Q. I need a kind of medicine that's not liquid or a pill that kids can take and it relives stomach pain. It need to be able to fit in my small purse.
Asked by Natalie - Sun Nov 15 11:03:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Pepto Bismol makes chewable tablets that kids can take to relieve a variety of stomach problems, I'm sure you've heard the commercial jingle (nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... hey, Pepto Bismol). Rolaids and Tums also make chewable antacid tablets, that have a different active ingredient and only treat indigestion/acid reflux.
Answered by Kate - Sun Nov 15 11:08:55 2009

What is that medicine called using grass or some type of plant to treat major cuts or wounds?
Q. Well, you know how people mix some types of grass or plants to treat major wounds and cuts on TV? The medicine is like a dark green and grassy and you just put it and rub it on your wound. I know it s actually real, but what is it called and can someone give me more information on it? Thanks!
Asked by Sunny. - Mon Dec 31 12:21:02 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Aloe Vera doubles the rate of healing for cuts and minor burns. Works on: Scrapes, cuts Some small rashes (like an anti-cortisone) Sunburn, 1st degree burns
Answered by rouschkateer - Mon Dec 31 12:29:42 2007

Which is the best medicine that can cure allergy and prevent further allergic reactions?
Q. I have allergy with few things and looking for an effective medicine. Can anybody help me regarding this?
Asked by Charlie - Thu Jan 28 13:02:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For best quality and effective allergy medicine visit
Answered by Jaun Koos - Thu Jan 28 13:07:00 2010

What is the best medicine to cure colds?
Q. During allergy season, I will always catch a cold. What is a medicine or tips to stay cold-free?
Asked by garrett s - Mon Mar 8 18:40:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

How badly will socialized medicine hurt the medical salaries?
Q. I am thinking of studying to become an anesthesiologiest, but with the possiblility of socialized medicine and healthcare...Will they still make the LARGE salaries that they do today? Im not just in it for the money, but im also not down for 12 years of training for a much lower pay. Any thoughts>?
Asked by BL - Mon Feb 4 22:40:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In a comparison with the United Kingdom, you have to compare their income as it relates to their cost of living. An anesthesiologist working for the NHS averages about $160,000 usd per year. Average 3 bdrm 2 bath 1 living detached home $412,000 in a rural area (not a major city) Using San Antonio Texas as it falls close to the US median for cost of living, and income, Anesthesiologist salary average $278,000 per year. Average 3 bdrm 2 bath 1 living detached home $150,000. Incidentally a Big Mac also cost almost double the cost in the UK. So under socialized medicine an anesthesiologist makes about $118,000 less a year, their house cost $262,000 more and they pay double the price for food. Utilities are also much higher. That would… [cont.]
Answered by US_DR_JD - Tue Feb 5 02:36:31 2008

What is the best medicine for dust allergies ?
Q. I am allergic to dust and mold?What is the best medicine out there to permanently resolve this problem ?
Asked by Frank M - Fri Jan 4 13:42:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Everyone responds to treatment differently. You have to find out what is best for you. I, personally was allergic (anaphylactic reaction) to the allergy medication the doctors had prescribed. Allergy shots were out of the question. You might familiarize yourself in how to avoid mold and dust or cut down your exposure to either. Check out and So, no allergy shots don't work for everyone. You have to find out what works best for you.
Answered by Christine - Fri Jan 4 13:53:36 2008