Prednisone

For treating gout, prednisone is typically prescribed at an initial dose of 20 to 40 mg per day for a short duration, often tapering down over 5 to 10 days as symptoms improve. The exact dosage may vary based on the severity of the flare and the patient's response to treatment. It's important for patients to follow their healthcare provider's specific instructions regarding dosage and duration. Always consult a doctor before starting or adjusting any medication.

Prednisone is a type of drug used to treat people with inflammations triggered by allergies, breathing disorders, lupus, arthritis, and many others. Prednisone is actually metabolized in the liver where it is being converted into prednisolone. Patients with liver problems may not be able to attain the expected results when taking prednisone.

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There is a warning about dosage adjustment for those using prednizone suffering with herpes infection of the eyes. and in any case it is wise with any infection or other chronic condition to make sure your doctor knows about it in order to make the right adjustments to dosages.

There is not a single dosage regimen for scleroderma, a doctor needs to determine the dosage based on each individual and the symptoms the person is having.

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Oh, dude, giving Prednisone for a respiratory infection is like giving a plant water when it needs sunlight. Prednisone is a steroid that helps reduce inflammation, but it won't actually treat the infection itself. You'd need antibiotics for that. So, like, maybe save the Prednisone for when you're feeling all inflamed and leave it out of the infection party.

If your having unprotected sex you need to make sure you clean yourself after , it's the sperm inside of you irritating your insides which will cause you to have an infection, has happened to me many a time. Just make sure you use the restroom and clean yourself after and you should be rid of your infections. if you don't plan on getting the infection.

Actually, the above mostly refers to vaginal infections and irritation. Having unprotected sex can transmit a lot worse diseases than urinary tract infections, but lets stick to the original question. What happens during sex that leads to urinary tract infections? Your urinary tract is not inside your vagina! But the opening to your urethra is within the inner labia between the clitoris and the vagina. That means that during sexual intercourse, the thrusting motion of a man's penis, or a dildo, whether protected by a condom or not, can cause bacteria from outside the body to be rubbed into the opening of the urethra. If not rinsed out, that bacteria can cause urinary tract infections. The longer and more physical the sex, the higher probability for some bacteria to work their way into the opening. Once again, it doesn't matter if the sex is protected or unprotected, bacteria can still slide, during all the friction and movement, from the outside of the body into this opening.

The best way to prevent Urinary tract infections happens after sex. Just get up (within 15 minutes or so, before you fall asleep) and go pee. Urine from inside your body is a sterile solution, and it will flush any bad bacteria out of the urethra. Washing externally or douching out the vagina will have no effect on the interior of the urethra. The only way, and coincidentally the easiest and safest possible treatment, is to flush your urinary tract by releasing your bladder.

I can't tell you how many times I wound up in an emergency room during a long holiday weekend before someone told me this simple fact. Pee after you have sex. Every time. Since I learned this, I have gone from chronic UTI infections to zero UTI infections in the last 15 years.

From experience I can say that I did not enjoy taking this drug. I was prescribed Symbicort, which contains FFD. From the outset I experienced bad dreams coupled with disrupted sleep and much increased nighttime urinary activity. A rash also appeared on my shin and contra-indications suggest this may have been a result of the FFD. I also had a sore throat (which was expected) and a constant headache for the 4 days I persevered with it.

Ask your vet. Prednisone is nothing to play around with.

You need to build muscle without doing strenuos excercise which would aggravate your asthma, as muscle burns more calories than fat, and therefore increases your metabolism. Try doing things like leg lifts and stretches that wont tire you out, take it very slow, and before you start speak to your doctor to check it would be ok.

Not if it is court ordered or is in someway connected to any type of court proceedings. In which case the person would be in contempt of court, and subject to penalties depending on state law.

JUST A CAUTION; ANY TIME YOU REFUSE TO SUBMIT TO A DRUG SCREENING IT IS RECOGNIZED AS BEING A DIRTY TEST.

i was going to answer the same way, refusal is an indication of guilt, you can rebute a positive all you want, (and i have read some pretty original excuses with a witness of how the drug entered the testee),

the contention is a supervisor will notice signs of use, (lateness, absence, decreased job performance, inattentiveness, etc.), slyly give the employee enough confidence that he is not suspected of use, notice that the employee is at the stage of showing up stoned, etc., gather evidence of on duty use, then ask for a drug screen, (the same behavior is encouraged as family unsupportive therapy and frees time the family would spend in therapy for creative family pastimes, good deeds, etc)

if refused, fabricated documentation is easily fabricated for suspension or dismissal, (it happened to me, my supervisor said a customer called, he went to see the subscriber, got an unjust letter stating i was drunk on the job, and superbly slipped it into my work file as i honestly verbalized innocence, funny, i never asked to see the letter, call the union, etc., in retrospect, i now realize it was a hoax)

Anaphylactic shock is the most horrible thing that you can face in your clinical practice. The anaphylactic shock to lidocaine is very rare. when you get it, the patient get collapsed and unconscious. He can not breath. He is chocked due to severe laryngospasm and tracheobronchial tree spasm. His blood pressure falls. So that the pulse can not be felt. What you get is palpitation and tremors. You have only three minutes in your hands to save the life of patients. That is more than enough time, provided you do not loose your confidence. You take out the adrenaline ampule from the anaphylactic kit. You inject half the ampule by intramuscular route in the deltoids muscle of patient. The other half may be given by subcutaneous route, if needed. Within few seconds he regain his consciousness. Then you give injection pheniramine maleate ( Injection Avil) one ampule intravenously. You give injection betamethasone 8 (Injection betnesol 2 ampules) mg IV. All the text books talk of injection hydrocortosone. It takes time to prepare the solution and at time the water for injection may not be available to dissolve the powder. Precious time may be wasted in all this. Betamethasone ( Betnesol) always worked in hundreds of such patients of anaphylactic shock. Betnesol has advantage of very long half life as compared to hydrocortisone. So that there is no rebound anaphylactic shock after few hours and you can safely sent the patient to his home, to be seen next day. Then you put IV line to be on safer side. Give DNS, NS or Ringers lactate and never dextrose solution. Patient is surprised to see the IV line. He does not know about the anaphylactic shock he got. With experience you handle the anaphylactic shock so silently that the other patients in your office do not know that something serious has happened behind the curtain.