Question 1

I'm curious about the Orofer XT medicine and wondering if it's safe for someone who's 70 years old. Also, could you let me know how it should be taken and whether it's better before or after meals?

Accepted Answer

orofer xt should be cautiously taken in elderly since it may cause serious side-effects like change in taste, abd pain, bloating itching and constipation etc... Tablet is taken before food...

Question 2

I'm currently on a rabies vaccine regimen and I've taken three doses with one more to go. Lately, I've been dealing with a lot of anxiety and I haven't slept in two days. Is it safe for me to take sleeping pills?

Accepted Answer

There is no direct interaction between the rabies vaccination regimen and commonly prescribed sleeping pills. However, do not take any kind of sedative medication without consulting a certified physician.

Question 3

I've been dealing with a fever and headache for the last two weeks and was thinking of taking Wymox. Is it okay to take it three times a day? I'm a bit worried about whether it's safe or if there are any side effects I should watch out for.

Accepted Answer

no problem take twice a day

Question 4

I'm feeling really off because my hands are getting unusually warm, but my body temperature seems normal. I've already been tested for typhoid, malaria, dengue, and jaundice, and all the tests came back negative. I'm pretty worried and not quite sure...

Accepted Answer

Given the negative test results for typhoid, malaria, dengue, and jaundice, the warm hands and feeling of sickness could be related to other conditions such as anxiety, overactive thyroid, poor circulation, or anemia; consult your doctor about further testing, such as a complete blood count (CBC), thyroid function tests (TFTs), or an electrocardiogram (ECG), to determine the underlying cause.

Question 5

Is it really necessary to get some sleep before a blood test, or is it okay if I haven't slept much the night before? Also, I'm wondering if being on my period can change my blood test results. Can that happen?

Accepted Answer

-Its generally not necessary to sleep before a blood test unless specifically instructed by your doctor. As for your period, it usually doesn't affect most blood test results, but in some cases, hormone levels may fluctuate during menstruation, so it

Question 6

I've been looking over my recent CBP results and noticed that my platelet count is at 1.1 lakh. All my other parameters like RBC, WBC, and hemoglobin seem to be in the normal range. Any idea why my platelet count is like this? What should I be lookin...

Accepted Answer

if you have any symptoms like fever ,headache, orbital pain, kindly consult your near by doctor. repeat the platelet count after 3 days and monitor it regularly. eat papaya , pomogranite

I'm curious about the Orofer XT medicine and wondering if it's safe for someone who's 70 years old. Also, could you let me know how it should be taken and whether it's better before or after meals?

I'm curious about the Orofer XT medicine and wondering if it's safe for someone who's 70 years old. Also, could you let me know how it should be taken and whether it's better before or after meals?

Related Questions

I'm currently on a rabies vaccine regimen and I've taken three doses with one more to go. Lately, I've been dealing with a lot of anxiety and I haven't slept in two days. Is it safe for me to take sleeping pills?

I've been dealing with a fever and headache for the last two weeks and was thinking of taking Wymox. Is it okay to take it three times a day? I'm a bit worried about whether it's safe or if there are any side effects I should watch out for.

I'm feeling really off because my hands are getting unusually warm, but my body temperature seems normal. I've already been tested for typhoid, malaria, dengue, and jaundice, and all the tests came back negative. I'm pretty worried and not quite sure...

Is it really necessary to get some sleep before a blood test, or is it okay if I haven't slept much the night before? Also, I'm wondering if being on my period can change my blood test results. Can that happen?

I've been looking over my recent CBP results and noticed that my platelet count is at 1.1 lakh. All my other parameters like RBC, WBC, and hemoglobin seem to be in the normal range. Any idea why my platelet count is like this? What should I be lookin...

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