What are you treating?
if withdrawals from drugs best to stick it out, some OTC drugs will help. opiates = immodiom, just for constipation though.
if treating from an infection, illness, etc. i wouldn't recommend OTC.
consult a physician!
Yeah, over the counter drugs are generally safe for you as long as you take the recommended dosage on the botte and make sure they haven't expired.
Some exceptions to this are: If your pregnant, nursing or taking some other form of drug that can affect the reaction of the otc when mixed together.
Sara G.
handbook of nonprescription drugs
Kantexril tablets are used for treatment of chronic gastro interitis where OTC drugs have not been effective
Viagra
Drugs such as children's Advil and Motrin, Aleve, Pepcid and Tagament are available in OTC in the United States.
OTC drugs are not made for everybody
OTC drugs are notoriously misused. One needs some drug to fulfil his addiction, he pays some extra bucks to buy over the counter drugs. Even for those who couldn't afford the prescription from a doctor, he risks his health by getting an otc drugs from someone.
OTC
Dramamine, Diphenhyramine:)
Luride drops
You shouldn't take drugs unless they are prescribed to you by a doctor, or something OTC and used properly.
At one time there were no restrictions on medicines of any kind.
depends on what kind of otc..sleeping pills,allergy pills,some cold pills etc..no u can't do!!