Sulfur is a chemical element (S).
The so-called "sulpha" drugs contain sulfur in the molecule.
Sulfur. We stink so you don't have to. Sulfur. Putting the brimstone in "fire and brimstone" sermons since 1532. Sulfur, the other yellow gold. Think sulfur. Sulfur - what REALLY makes the world go 'round.
im not really sure if u can eat sulfur but i know its a mineral
yes it does
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I suspect that you mean sulpha drugs, rather than sulphur drugs. Sulphur hexafluoride is considered non-toxic; however, it could cause asphyxiation if too much were inhaled.Please understand that I am not, in any sense, medically qualified. For further information, please see the link.
Keflex is not a sulpha drug.
Yes, but it is called sulfur. It is what causes eggs to cause "smelly" flatulence.
Pure lauryl ammonium sulfate is not and does not contain sulfa drugs.
No. I am allergic to Sulpha drugs and I can take levofloxacin.
Unlikely. Many compounds in your body contain sulfur, an element. Sulpha, or sulfa, refers to a class of antibiotics. It would be like being allergic to carbon or nitrogen.
No, Ritalin is does not contain sulfa and does not even have a sulfur atom within its structure to form the basis of sulpha. There are a number of medications besides antibiotics which do contain sulpha groups and which should be avoided by people with such allergies, but Ritalin is not one of them.
sulfur is found in some products like drugs sulfur is found in some products like drugs
I am allergic to sulpha and told this to the ER doctor and they prescribed this for me. I am not a medical expert and have now knowledge of medicine, but with that information I don't think they would prescribe this medicine with full knowledge the person taking it was allergic to sulpha. Took it for the 10 days with no problems.
Sort of. It has some medicinal properties, and many drugs are sulfur compounds.
No. They are two separate things, although both contain sulfur. A sulfate is a compound containing sulfur and oxygen. The word "sulfa" is the short name for a class of antibiotic drugs, sulfonamides.
There are two different words: one is a type of medicine and the other a chemical element.The spelling sulfa is a class of antibacterial drugs, sulfonamides.The spelling sulfur is a typically yellow element, atomic number 16.(the UK spelling sulphur, common until 1990, is now more rarely used)