medicine mediator 150. what is it?
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benfluorex chlorhydrate 150 mg  \nhttp://www.vidal.fr/Medicament/mediator-10625.htm
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150 is a good round number to go with.  Anything over 120 is considered high but your never no if you are level or moving up or down.  If you recently ate a meal and took insulin give it a chance to kick in and check again in 20 mins to see where you are headed up or down.
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http://www.emedicine.com/ped/topic2120.htm
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771 is Isosorbide Dinitrate - 10 mg.  Its a small, round tablet.\n\nWon't get you high - will make you pass out and give you a heck of a headache.
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Try here:\nhttp://www.rxlist.com/interact.htm
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http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0,3915,419|Purinethol,00.html here is a web site that i found that might be able to help you.
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60 mg was obviously too high of a dose, and your Dr was right to eather.....up your dose, but not by as much as he did origlionally , or switch you to one of the other ADD drugs. \n\n   Quite simply, the various ADD drugs will often work differently for different people, and, as "unscientific" as this sounds,  the only real way to really tell what will work for you is the good ol' "hit or miss" method.\n\n(It's the same with selecting the "right" antidepressant as well.) \n\n  "...whats up with the 60 mg of dexedrine not helping at all when 20 mg [of Ritalin?] does..."\n\n  Not all drugs are as powerful, measure for measure, as others.  So 20mg of one might be a big dose, while 50 of another might be a small dose.\n\n  What you are looking for is noticable results......without side effects.  And that's what you need to hold out for.\n\n  A recent study of....Adderal, I think it was.....showed that MUCH SMALLER doses than were origionally thought to work best......turned out to produce the best outcome, when reduction in symptoms were later objectively tested.\n\n  Hope you find yourself "Getting your s**t together" soon !  \n\n  ADD has it's good points, but being able to use your energy in the many ways that you might wish to....is not generally one of them !! \n\n  :- )\n\n  Bob J.
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My best guess would be Genentech. Try looking it up on the web. I'm pretty sure they're one of the top.
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If you go to www.wedmd.com you can type in your perscription medication and it will tell you what it reacts to. It is a useful tool. I used to use it all the time when my father was alive. He was on 19 different medications for his heart, kidneys, gout, and allergies. \n\nFurthermore if in doubt check with a pharmacist and/or doctor. \n\n*Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and all information given should be noted as such. For professional opinions contact your personal physician.*
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If I know what part I might be able to help here are a few websites that will help you.\nhttp://www.umd.nycpic.com/Guide-HCFA-1500.html\nhttp://www.noridianmedicare.com/provider/pubs/med_b/news/iowa/0297spcl.html
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http://www.rxpgonline.com/medicalmnemonic91488.html
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I did a bit of research on the net to see what I could find out.\n\nI focused on the sites that were not trying to sell the product so nothing to gain by any information provided.\n\nHere are a couple sites that I found:\n\n(1) http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/nmdrugprofiles/herbaldrugs/101270.shtml\n\n(2) http://au.health.yahoo.com/041101/25/1umx.html?r=967507925\n\n\n\nIt seems it is not recommended to use in this day and age and if used should be done under medical supervision only. \n\nIt has been noted that overdose reaction in sheep is “spasms, paralysis, and death through asphyxiation” (1)\n“Possible side effects include headache, weakness, jitteriness, yellow-green saliva.”(2)\n\n\nIt is contraindicated for pregnant and lactating women and for children and infants (2)\n\n\nI  scanned through a number of  other sites but unable to find anything specific to men or to any specific affect adverse or other wise specifically to men.
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I would guess you would use 97124 which is for massage.  The definition by CPT for massage includes efflurage, petrissage, and tapotement.  I would guess that therapeutic touch could count as efflurage.
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I believe it is 250 and 604.  Hope that helps.
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Drug Name\nDexamethasone\nStrength(s)\n0.75 MG\nImprint\n54 960\n\nManufacturer/Distributor\nRoxane DRx DispenseXpress \n\nDexamethasone is in a class of drugs called steroids. Dexamethasone reduces swelling and decreases the body's immune response.
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I am not sure if this is it or not but this is off the website rxlist.com\nIts the only 281 imprint that I could find.\n\nImprint Code: 281    \nDrug/Strength/Manufacturer: Acetaminophen 500mg - Tylenol Ext. St. - Granutec \nDescription: Tablet - White - Oblong
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Best to check w/ your pharmacist . Or try http://www.rxlist.com/interact.htm\nWhen in doubt, throw it out !\nBest to you ....RN in Ca.