Depending on the cause and location of the puncture wound, SMX/TMP may help prevent infection of the wound. Puncture wounds are notoriously difficult to clean and are at higher risk of infection, especially if on the foot, hand, or lower extremity.
Regarding whether to take the medication if you have anemia, it depends on the cause of your anemia. If you have a vitamin-deficiency anemia or anemia caused by bleeding, it should not matter. If you have glucose-6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, you should not take this medication because it may cause a breakdown in your red blood cells, resulting in worsened anemia. Discuss with your physician whether taking this medication is appropriate for your particular circumstances.
Well you should go see your doctor for some medication and you have to eat a lot of iron
go to a doctor they will prescribe u medicine
Go to a doctor and they will be able to prescribe something.
A doctor, depending on how serious the case is. Either way see a doctor.
Patients who experience swelling of the puncture site or continued bleeding after phlebotomy should seek immediate medical treatment.
Depends, your doctor will most likely prescribe you hydrocodone or something. -kRonikk
Anemia is a conditon that occurs when your body is suffering from iron deficiency. You should ask your doctor for ideas on a diet that will improve your condition. I found that the Livestrong site offers diet information for those suffering from Anemia.
Sometimes periods get irregular or develop a strange cycle. You should see your doctor because it can develop into anemia. Docs can prescribe meds to get your period back to a 25 day to 32 day cycle instead of a 14-16 day cycle.
A doctor should prescribe treatment for a blood blister on the eye. This should never be popped or handled with dirty hands.
Your doctor should do a full exam and then prescribe you the proper medication to help when these attacks occur. It can be scary to be in this situation.
You should always consult a doctor for the latest advancements in medications. No one but your doctor can prescribe what is right for you. Be sure to bring notes with you when you make your doctor's appointment.
You should take baby to a doctor 40C is dangerous; a doctor may prescribe antibiotic.