Drug Side Effects

Steroids aid in the development of muscle growth; for people who have been debilitated by disease and have lost much of their body mass, this is a useful and often-needed therapy to help them gain it back.

Other steroid compounds are useful in treating allergic reactions and inflammation or swelling.

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Yes, it does. Be prepared to sleep if you take enough of it.

Toradol is an NSAID, or non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug. It is NON-NARCOTIC, meaning it is unscheduled in the United States and not against the law to possess it or have it in your blood or urine (aside from maybe needing a prescription to obtain it in the first place). But to answer the question, like ibuprofen and naproxen with which it is closely related, it should stay in your system for a period of up to 7-10 days, but being it is non-narcotic, there is no active metabolite it converts to in your body which can be easily tested for with, say, a simple urine or blood test. (note this is NOT legal advice)

I took them for 4 years str8. My advice? Don't bother the high is not worth it and its meant to be a treatment for depression.

Side note: They are very addictive

Try it and see what happens :) nothing to lose but your beautiful skin ^_^

Massage therapy does not have side effects. Sometimes people are concerned that massage may leave them too relaxed or too mentally unfocused. To the contrary, massage tends to leave people feeling more relaxed and alert.

High blood pressure medication should not cause dizziness, if it is you are taking too much which means that your blood pressure drops too low particularly when you stand up. You need to discuss with your doctor how much and what you need to take.

Its Iron and vitamin supplements. Mostly it contains iron in some organic form.

Winstrol is a popular anabolic steroid. When using this steroid, one may suffer from various side effects such as higher LDL cholesterol, possible hair loss and acne, and finally, this steroid can be harmful to the liver.

Possible side effects include drug contraindications that interfere with cyclosporine metabolism and life threatening infections are a risk.

Toxic dose: nausea, vomiting, weakness, sweating, tachycardia, sensory disorders, diarrhea. Overdose: sweating, low blood pressure, convulsions, slow breathing, paralysis, coma and death. And more . . .

Not sure on the exact amount of time it takes to withdraw from Lexapro, but it sounds like it could take anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months or more depending on how your body responds to the withdrawal.

My own experience to date is as follows: After taking first 10 mg of Lexapro for 1 1/2 years, my dosage was increased to 20 mg. Now that I have been on the new dosage for almost 1 1/2 years, I have decided it is time to see if I can cope without taking Lexapro any more. I began weaning myself off with the advice of my doctor. I began by decreasing my dosage from 20 mg to 10 mg daily. After 10 days, I stopped taking lexapro all together (under by Dr.'s advice) and the result was many withdrawal symptoms such as: headache, burning stomach pain, dizziness, fatigue and acid reflux. The headache doesn't respond to Tylenol or advil and sleep is the only way to improve the headache, which isn't possible during the work day. The dizziness is the most irritating symptom and the one that concerns me the most since I have been known to faint when I get dizzy. After doing research on the web, I discovered that taking a multi-vitamin may help with the withdrawal symptoms. I am not sure if it will work or not, but it is worth a try. Also, I have read that sometimes you have to wean yourself more slowly and for a longer period of time. I have a call to my dr. to see if I need to start taking smaller doses of lexapro before weaning myself all together.

Your kidneys and liver play a role in eliminating Sibutramine from your system. If you haveÊhealthy functioning system youÊcan eliminate the weight loss drug in a few hours. However, the medication can stay in your system longer depending if your liver and kidneys are not functioning normally.Ê

In males, the excess steroid suppresses the normal testosterone production in the body and can lead to shrunken testicles and decreased sperm count, baldness, and breast development (gynecomastia).

Side effects of anabolic steroids include:

Hair loss

Dizziness

Mood swings

Hallucination

Paranoia

daily happiness

Yes, it would cause respiratory depression, that is unless you weigh 1000 pounds and have a bowl of benzodiazepines for breakfast each morning. 2 mg of ativan makes me sedated and I have a tolerance to the stuff, so 50 times that dose... yeah you'd just stop breathing.

yes it is normal but if the child is 0-1yr don't let the fever get above 99.6 and if they are 2-4 101.6 degrees and 5 and up take to hospital if fever is 102 and rising because death will come at 106-108 degrees Fahrenheit.

no it will not, at all but will keep you from wanting dope

yes suboxone will get you high after you have been completly opiate for a while, in prison it was our druf of choice they were 50 a strip and 1 8th of a strip would have you noddin but if you have a dope habit and use subone you will feel nothing

From my personal experience Ultram is probably the safest pain medication. It in my opinion is the least addictive of all the prescription analgesics. It is mostly used for mild pain. Oxycodone (percocet, oxycontin) & Morphine, Dilaudid, & Demerol are some of the most dangerous. It really depends what type of pain you are in. If mild I would ask for Ultram (tramadol); if moderate to severe I would ask for Vicodin/Vicocet (hydrocodone). I am not a doctor & this is just an opinion from someone that is in pain often. I hope you make the safest & best decision for yourself. And please remember painkillers of any kind have the potential to become addictive. Be careful. ;^}

it basiclly delays ur mensurational cycle...

i have been prescribed stresnil sine 2004 for anxiety , chest pain and insomnia.

I have had wonderful sleep ever since and by Gods grace no side effects