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Can Trelegy Ellipta be used when you are using an oxygen concentrator?

Hello, since January 30 I have been on a diet and I managed to lose almost 7 kg myself (from 83.7 to 76.8) Unfortunately, to achieve such an effect, it was associated with a huge effort - really huge. On top of that, I felt terrible, energy drops, mega sleepiness after meals, etc., so I decided to do tests. It turned out that I have isulin resistance. That's why I decided to use the help of a diabetic. The lady suggested Vegovy and so on 13.06.2025 I started the treatment with this drug with a dose of 0.25. In each subsequent month I lost 3.3 kg->2.1 kg->2.1 kg->2.5 kg to 66.8 kg, which is an additional 10 kg, and since October 11 the weight has been between 66.8-67.5 kg. The doses I was on were 2x0.25, 2x 0.5, 1x1.2x0.5. In fact, the diabetic lady did not set any target weight (I personally feel best with a weight of about 62 kg and that's how much I wanted to achieve), but the diabetic suggests stopping the medication from one day to the next. As I mentioned, the weight fluctuates, and despite the dose of 0.5, the appetite seems to return. In addition, I am on various American forums where people actually come out of the drug through microdoses after reaching the target weight, and it takes about the same time as losing weight, so that the body adapts to the new weight and so that it is not drastic and the yoyo effect does not occur. I don't think it's a good idea to stop taking the drug just like that after six months of use, and I asked for a lower dose, but I'm still very worried about discontinuation. Please give me your opinion

I was prescribed to take a course of Tribux for 3 weeks, 2 tablets a day. How long does it take for me to repeat the course of treatment with Tribux?

What is the dose of Puralgin 500 for a child weighing 23 kg age 3 years.? How fast does it work

What is the dose of Puralgin for a body weight of 23 kg at 3 years old.And how quickly does it work

They prescribed montelukast 4 mg. But you can't find it in our village. I found 5 mg. Can I give it to a child at 5 years old

Can Levoxa be taken for a weakened heart?

Good afternoon! My capsule does not have the inscription Aptalis is it a fake?

Can Zevesyn and Urovaxom be taken together?

Where in Krakow can you buy the cheapest mounjaro 12.5 mg kwikpen 1 pc?

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I am taking medikinet 10 mg 2 tablets in the morning after breakfast and 1 after lunch So daily dose of 30 mg now from the beginning of July The psychiatrist will definitely increase the dosage But I have a doubt. I have the impression that this drug does not have an effect or at least I don't feel improved at all in the window after I took the cpr I continue to have the usual manifestations (especially mental) for which I was diagnosed with ADHD. How long does it take to understand with the right dosage that it is the right drug and that it responds well? I ask because I will have a visit soon, but since I come from years of completely useless pharmacological therapies and psychotherapies I am quite discouraged

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Good quality products!

Where to buy or order BINOCRIT 4000 m - pre-filled syringes

I stored my Clexane injections in the refrigerator around the clock. When pulled out, the substance appears to have frozen. You can't see the air bomb that moves at normal temperature.

Has the medicine gone bad? The refrigerator certainly did not cool below zero degrees. I kept the medicine at the front of the refrigerator.

Is Theraflu effective for a cough that has been going on for more than a month for an elderly person

Do trazodone neuraxpharm 50 mg tablets interact with drovelis contraception because I take both medications

Can the temperature of the water during bathing damage the contraceptive implant? If I took an icy shower.

Does proprananol help with extrasystoles?

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Can you take Magnezin medication if you are taking the antibiotic Amoxlivak.

My doctor prescribed me Erdomed 300 mg capsules. Dose 2 X daily 1 tablet. For acute sinusitis, how long should I use it? Should I choose the packaging to the end?

Hello, I have been using the NuvaRing contraceptive for about 2 years. He always takes the puck out on Sunday evening and gets bleeding on Thursday morning. The first time I forgot to take out the puck on Sunday and I did it a little over a day later. In addition, I will add that I have been ill for the last week.
It's already Friday evening and I still haven't got any bleeding. If I don't get it by Sunday, until I should put a new puck in, what should I do? Can I put it in anyway? Can she take a pregnancy test first and if it comes out negative, put it in? Please help

Good morning. My wife has a prescription from Ukraine for Rozesta 20 mg + 10 mg. Can I count on a discount in the price of a Polish card. Thank you very much.

Hello, I am a mother of a teenage boy and I am asking for your help in clarifying a certain
a matter concerning my son's health. A teenage boy has skin lesions on his feet that look like warts or warts, but I'm not sure if they can't also be ordinary corns. I would like to ask you, as pharmacists, for your opinion and hints on how to correctly recognize it and what can be used for it. The teenager often went to the swimming pool, and as you know, it is a place where it is easy to come into contact with the papillomavirus, so I wonder if this could have been the cause. At the same time, my son likes to walk barefoot in the garden, on the grass and on the meadows, so I do not know whether such conditions can also be conducive to the emergence of such changes in the Feet. I would like to ask you to explain what is the most common etiology of such problems in teenagers and whether any of these behaviors could have mattered. I would also like to attach a photo of my feet son to make it easier to evaluate. I want to find out if these can be viral warts, warts or corns and what is best to use in such a case. Thank you very much in advance for any help and guidance.

Injury to the toenail in a teenager – is it enough to disinfect or go to a specialist?
Hello, I am a mother of a teenage boy and I would like to ask about my nail injury Son. My son recently fell over while walking barefoot up the stairs. There was bleeding and partial detachment of the nail. The nail itself is still in place, but it is blue and looks damaged. I wonder if such a nail can fall off on its own in the near future and if it is a natural process with such an injury. So far, I've only washed the area and disinfected the skin around the nail, but I haven't I know if that's enough. I would like to ask specialists whether in such a situation it is better to go to the surgeon, or perhaps a podiatrist would be more appropriate to assess the condition of the nail in a teenager and or protect it from further injury or possible ingrowth. I wish also ask about preparations that are worth using in teenagers after foot or nail injury. I'm interested in what works best in the first days after such an injury. Are the funds enough for disinfecting the skin around the nail, such as octenisept or other gentle preparations Antiseptic? Can you additionally use soothing ointments that accelerate the healing of the epidermis or preparations that reduce swelling? I will be grateful for hints on what measures are available the safest and most convenient to use in a teenager in the first days after this type of injury and what is better to avoid so as not to worsen the condition of the nail. In the attachment I also add A photo of my son's foot with a damaged nail. I hope this will help you better evaluate situation and advise whether further home care is enough, or whether it is worth it for the boy to stay examined by a specialist. I would like to make sure that the nail heals properly and that they do not appear complications. I would be very grateful for guidance on how to proceed and when Such an injury requires consultation with a doctor. Thank you very much for your help.

A question about changes in a teenager's feet – warts, warts or corns? Hello, I am a mother of a teenage boy and I ask for your help in clarifying a certain matter regarding my son's health. A teenage boy has skin lesions on his feet that look like warts or warts, but I'm not sure if they can't also be ordinary corns. I would like to ask you, as pharmacists, for your opinion and hints on how to correctly recognize it and what can be used for it. The teenager often went to the swimming pool, and as you know, it is a place where it is easy to come into contact with the papillomavirus, so I wonder if this could have been the cause. At the same time, my son likes to walk barefoot in the garden, on the grass and in the meadows, so I don't know if such conditions can also be conducive to the formation of such changes in the feet. I would like to ask you to explain what is the most common etiology of such problems in teenagers and whether any of these behaviors could have mattered. I would also like to attach a photo of my son's feet to make it easier to evaluate. I want to find out if it can be viral warts, warts or corns and what is best to use in such a case. Thank you very much in advance for any help and tip.

Good afternoon!!! I injected the injection 3 times, but my hand swelled, trembling all over my body, the feet of my feet began to bake and the allergy went, maybe it was from the injection

How Long After Opening Can I Use Xylorin Spray?

The drug improves potassium levels in the body