what type of drug is accolate?
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ZAFIRLUKAST (Accolate®) helps to reduce asthma symptoms (coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, or chest tightness) and control your asthma. It does not provide instant relief and cannot be used to treat a sudden asthma attack. It works only when used on a regular basis to help reduce inflammation and prevent asthma attacks. Zafirlukast is effective in adults and older children. Generic zafirlukast tablets are not yet available.
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Try Webmd.com(USA), or just Google or use yahoo to search for the name of the drug and see what comes up. That usually leads you to a site that has the rundown on that drug
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Tylenol #3 contains codeine.   \nLortab 7.5 contains hydrocodone.\n\nLortab is much stronger.
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Tramadol seem sto be one of the drugs of choice.  There is also a med called toradol, or ketorolac, but it cannot be taken long term, only for a few days.\n\nI have attached some websites that should help.
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http://www.drugs.com/pulmicort.html\nNo, yes.
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What kinda drugs? *raised eyebrow*
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As Relacore is a supplement and not a fully-investagated medication, finding the drug-drug interaction between these two is not easy.  But here is a bit about Relacore you may be interested in:\n\nhttp://www.ultimatefatburner.com/relacore-review.html\n\nHope that helps.
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scinature manufactures this drug
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Nandrolone, Ephedrine and Cocaine, those are the only ones that i can remember
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It is Oxycodone. You can see a pic of it here.\nhttp://search.drugs.com/images/pills/custom/pill5068-1.jpg
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Recent activity in the pharmaceutical industry has changed the makeup of many of these drugs. Most of them used to contain pseudoephedrine which is used in the manufacture of methamphetamine or as an energy supplement. No wonder it keeps you up.\n\nMost of these drugs have had the pseudoephedrine removed in an attempt to stem the creation of dangerous recreational drugs. That's good news for you, who seem to be exceptionally sensitive to it.\n\nIf ibuprofen is keeping you up at night it is possibly because sometimes ibuprofen tablets contain caffeine. As far as I know, advil does not contain this additive, so it might be a good choice for you.\n\nAlso, NyQuil no longer contains pseudoephedrine and will probably put you right to sleep. It might leave you groggy the next day, though. It also contains alcohol.\n\nYou might try taking any of these medications with a side of valerian root tea. It honestly smells like dirty socks, but I've had luck with it. \n\nYou're probably just sensitive to one or more ingredients, so stick to the stuff that isn't multi-symptom and only contains one drug. Or turn to NyQuil, but again, not the multi-symptom version, as that still contains pseudoephedrine.\n\nGood luck. See, I'm not such a bad guy.
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Search for Etodolac, this is the generic you may find more info.
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Very similar....refer below:\n\nHumibid L.A. Oral......\nGUAIFENESIN/POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULFONATE - ORAL \n\nEntex Oral.............\nGUAIFENESIN WITH PHENYLEPHRINE AND \nPHENYLPROPANOLAMINE - ORAL
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Look up zucor on www.drugs.com and they will list interactions on there if there are any.
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Acidophilus, inserted and taken orally.  Worked lke acharm for me.  You can buy it at the health food store.  It also worked for my babies thrush.
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Cixaul? \nhahahahahahaha!\nROFL ^_^
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Ther is a drug called Antabuse that is taken orally to prevent the consumption of beverage alcohol  (ETOH). Antabuse will make one extremely ill if they consume alcohol while taking the medication. It can only be prescribed by a licensed Physician as it can be quite dangerous for the abuser who drinks while on the medication.