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Is tramadol a safe for someone with a kidney function disorder?
No
What do you do if you have seizure n a baby is on the way soon?
If you have a seizure while pregnant you need to go to a hospital. Your doctor will give you medications that are safe for the baby. It can be dangerous without medical attention.
Is it safe to tan while you take seizure medications?
ask rbbo he fake tans all the time! safe yer leave it yeah dench
Is it safe to take Excedrin if on Clonazepam?
Yes, it is safe to take both Excedrin and Clonazepam. Excedrin contains three ingredients: acetaminophen (Tylenol), aspirin (non-steroidal-anti-inflammatory), and caffeine. Clonazepam (Klonopin) is a medication in the benzodiazepine class of medications which is used both as an anti-seizure medication and to treat panic disorder and anxiety. There should not be a drug interaction between the two.
Is it safe for a person with bipolar to watch a newborn baby?
If the disorder is severe and/or not properly treated, perhaps not. Mental disorders can be successfully treated and managed. Many factors come into play.
Is it okay to drink after having a seizure 3 weeks ago?
NO WAY! I would be safe and say about 7 weeks!
What to do if someone has a cesure?
When someone has a seizure, there are certain precautions that must be taken. The person should be turned onto their side, and their airway should be checked to be sure that it is clear. Then, make sure the area around the person is safe, so that if they move, they can't hit their head or injure themselves.
Is it safe to come off of seizure medications after 64 years when there is no signs of seizures?
You should not do that without first consulting your doctor.
What should you do during seizure?
It depends on the type of seizure, and whether you frequently have seizures, or if this was the first one. Some seizures aren't even noticed by the person having the seizure, or even by others. The kind of seizure that most people recognize is called a tonic-clonic (grand mal) seizure. This is a primary generalized seizure where you become unconscious, fall down, and have convulsions of the arms and possibly legs. With some seizures, including tonic-clonic, afterward you'll feel groggy, and need help from others in finding a place to sleep. You probably won't remember this period. Ideally, the others around you know what to do. They should time the seizure, keep you from hurting yourself, and make notes of what you do. In certain cases, they ought to call for paramedics. Typically, though, no paramedics or ER visit is needed. They just need to find you a safe place a sleep, and maybe drive you home. Hopefully someone writes down a report of what happened, and how long the seizure lasted. Seizures that last longer than 5 minutes or multiple seizures in a row are potentially dangerous, and require emergency attention. Write down what you know in a seizure diary. You may need to interview a few people. What happened before, during and after the seizure? Take that diary to your next meeting with your neurologist.
What is it called when your body starts to shake on the floor?
It is most likely a seizure, which is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain. Seizures can vary in intensity and duration, and can be caused by various medical conditions. If someone is experiencing a seizure, it is important to stay calm, keep them safe, and seek medical help if necessary.
Is it safe for a teenage girl to date a teenage boy who has been diagnosed with ADHD?
ADHD is a mental disorder; not a statement about a person's safety or morals. all it means is attention deficit hyperactive disorder. in lamest terms they will be a little more hyper then others depending on the severity of the ADHD and that they have trouble concentrating.
If you have a depressive-dependent personality disorder and marry an American will this keep you from staying in the US once you are married?
On the contrary, the dependent personality person will cling to the spouse, that's what will give her (let's say is the woman, since this is more common a personality disorder in females) a sense of security. The husband needs to be an emotionally open person. That will help the dependent wife more chance to fell protected and safe.
