benedril isn't working and i have no insurance
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if the pet lives in your home there is a product called "allerpet" you use it on the animal to minimize dander.  Dander is what people are generally allergic to.  You might want to try claritin instead of benedril.  Your not so likely to be sleepy and for some it works better.  It is now sold over the counter.  You can get a generic version of it at most drug stores, walmart or target type stores.
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please check the doctor...or pharmacy
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Go to your gp.\nExplain and I am sure he will be able to help.
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Your brother-in-law is in luck! today, most all patients that can't afford they're medications can get assistance with the bill or even free. In the last year (2005) new pharmacies and medication laws were put into affect and these companies that make the meds will give them away to patients that need them. Some of the top rank meds are diabetes and cancer meds along with heart medications so talk to your pharmacist and get the phone numbers you need and make those calls! you and your brother-in-law will be thank full !! Good luck :)
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I dont have any real answers for you.  I live in Illinois and it is the same way.  You might try talking to the doctors and hospital.  Many of them have programs to help those of us with no insurance.  You might also look into state and federal programs for your particilar illness.  Best wishes to you.
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nothing... see your doctor
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If it dose not work stop taking it \nDid your Dr. tell you to take them both at the same time.\nif I were you i would stop both of them, and See a Dr.\nLike on Tuesday.
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You should call your doctor's office and see if they will call something to a pharmacy where you are.  Get the number of a pharmacy first so you can give it to the doctor's office.  Most doctor's offices will do it if you explain the situation, but call before they close!\n\nYou could also see if there is an "urgent care" somewhere around.  They accept most insurances.\n\nAs a doctor I wouldnt recommend any herbal treatments to treat a skin infection.
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Flax seed helps something, but i am not sure what. My brother has the allergies real bad too, and he is into all that "natural" stuff... I'll ask him and have the answer edited into my post.\n\nIn the mean time, Walmart has the generic Benedryl. 100 pills for less then $4.00 a bottle. It might help...\n\nI'll re-post again soon.\n\nEDIT**********\n\nYep. They are right. Local honey. It will help to aclimate you to the pollen around you. It HAS to be local honey. You should be able to find some at your local grocer, farmer's market, or flea market.\n\nGood luck.
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Go to the pharmacist and get some antihistamines
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I took it for about a year but did not have any symptoms like that. You need to keep monitoring your B/P and see the doctor. You may need to have a different dose or be switched. It takes many people two or three changes to get just the right medication and/or level of meds before you find one that works for you. Good luck!
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First off, he needs to see a different doctor. You might check with a local free clinic to see what they would recommend. You don't say where you live, but here in Dallas we have a county hospital that takes lower income patients without any insurance plans.\n\nMy prayers are with you.
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After reading this, get off your computer and speak with your doctor.  His medication cocktail for you is not working to your benefit.  If you need to, get a "second opinion" and don't let the cure kill you.  Good luck.
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some pills the doctor gives you might help. Please go the doctor.
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Depends on if Nexevar is on the formulary.  I can tell you the out-of-pocket cost of this medication if you have no insurance is thousands of dollars.  You should contact the REACH program, through Bayer.  They do all the legwork, contact the insurance company for a specialty pharmacy, etc.  I have ordered this medication for several patients, none with tricare, though.
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If he is not allergic he can take Benadryl to help with the reaction.   Alveeno anti-itch cream seems to work better than calamine lotion.  Alveeno also has a spray gel that works great.  And their bath tratment says right on the box it is supposed to help with poison sumac.\n\nThe Benadryl and Alveeno together should get him through until you can reach the doctor.   I am very sensitive to poison ivy and reach for the benadryl right away.  Might make him sleepy though.\n\nGood luck!
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try like a primacare or something like that\none of those emergency but not an emergency enough to go to the hospital places