Medications that control diarrhea by slowing intestinal contractions can cause problems and should be avoided by patients with bloody diarrhea or fever, especially if antibiotics have not been started.
Patients and family members who smoke should not have oxygen prescribed or should avoid smoking in the area to prevent combustion. Sedatives should be avoided for patients on oxygen therapy.
Patients should also avoid contact sports for at least three months after otoplasty.
Yes, Metronidazole can be prescribed after a kidney transplant, but it should be done under the guidance of a healthcare provider. It's important to consider potential interactions with immunosuppressive medications that patients typically take post-transplant. Additionally, kidney function should be monitored, as Metronidazole is primarily excreted by the kidneys. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new medication.
A balanced diet with little fat is best, and patients should limit their alcohol intake, or, better, avoid alcohol altogether. Any medication that can cause liver damage should be avoided.
Metronidazole for dogs should be administered with food to help reduce the risk of stomach upset.
Chest drainage therapy is not done if a collapsed lung is not life-threatening. It also should be avoided for patients who have blood clotting problems.
Prolonged immobility should be avoided because it may cause bedsores and possible respiratory, urinary, or circulatory problems.
Patients who have had a VNS implanted must avoid strong magnets, which may affect the stimulator settings. Areas with warning signs posted regarding pacemakers should be avoided.
Get the person to emergency room right away.
Yes, metronidazole for dogs should be taken with food to help reduce the risk of stomach upset and improve absorption of the medication.
Yes. But you should avoid drinking alcohol while taking metronidazole - it can cause you to be very sick.