Usually, a form of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) is given to a patient intravenously or subcutaneously either the night before or the day of the scheduled previous apheresis for a period of time depending on the clinical scenerio and goal. G-CSF comes under several trade names such as Neupogen, Granocyte or Neulasta. The goal is to stimulate the bone marrow to produce stem cells thereby re-establishing the bone marrow cell population after therapy in some diseases such as aplastic anemia or to increase the yield of these stem cells for collection by apheresis for later use in rebuilding the marrow following chemotherapy for leukemias and/or lymphomas.
Most women only release one egg, but obviously sometimes two, three or even more are released, hence twins, triplets and so on. If a woman is receiving drugs to stimulate egg production prior to egg harvesting for IVF she may release many eggs.
Medication to thin the blood (blood thinner or anticoagulant) is usually given for at least three weeks before the procedure.
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The information on the Ranexa website explains that it is a medication for chronic angina for adults. This includes safety instructions which should be read prior to taking the medication. The website informs patients of how the medication can change the lifestyle of angina sufferers.
Glucagon, a medication sometimes given prior to an upper GI procedure, may cause nausea and dizziness.
Some medications should be taken before eating, some during, and some after. Ask your health care provider or pharmacist for advice specific to your medication,.
Always consult your surgeon or surgeon's nurse PRIOR to taking any medication, prescription or otherwise. Most surgeons recommend stopping meds at least 7 days prior to surgery; however, depending upon the type of surgery to be performed and the necessity of taking the medication you are requesting your doc may advise you to continue your medication.
Yes, if the child has seizures prior to taking medication, they will not be prescribed stimulants. If there is a family history of seizures, the doctor will take a precaution before prescribing medication.
Keflex is a medication that treats bacterial infections. Ketalar is an anesthetic that is used prior to surgery.
No changes in diet or medication are necessary. An ECG will probably be done before the test.
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