what are the medication's given to a postpartum woman?
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Zoloft or prozac would be two good medications. But i would talk to a doctor and let them decide. It depends on how postpartum is affecting a person.
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Oxytocin.  See the link.
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Try http://www.webmd.com and type in the prescription name.
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Several drugs have been determined safe to use when pregnant:  \n\nfor NRTIs:  Retrovir and Epivir.\n\nFor NNRTIs:  Viramune\n\nfor Protease Inhibitors:  Viracept and Fortovase
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Speak to midwife, but one if not reguarly is fine, this is the only over the counter pain relief you can take when pregnant
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prescription: Risedronate\n\nover the counter: chondroitin and glucosamine\n\nfish oil tablets
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cold or allergy medication over the counter.
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Midol or Pamprin is a good starter. Anything ibuprofin will work. Not sure what Midol and Pamprin are made out of.. but my ob/gyn suggest's ibuprofin, *not aleve or tylenol*.\n\nA heating pad or those new stick on warming pads work great!! \n\nGet her out and take a walk. Exercise works wonders for cramps, really. I know you don't feel like doing anything when cramps are bad, so it might be hard to get her out, but give it a try. Sex counts as exercise too. It may not be the first thing to come to mind (especially at that time of the month), but, again, my doctor told me it can really help the cramps.\n\nIf the cramps are really bad, have her lay down on the floor in the doggy stile (I spelled it wrong on purpose because yahoo bleeped it out when I spelled it right.) position, but tuck her knees closer to her chest and get really low to the floor. Not for sex either. After a few minutes, the cramps should let up. Or have her lay on her back and you rub her belly not hard but firmly in circles.\n\nIf worse comes to worse, have her get on birth control. It makes her periods regular and lessens the cramps considerably. \n\nHope I helped, good luck.
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Try this link and it would really help you.\n\nhttp://www.abconlinepharmacy.com/ns/customer/home.php?partner=panacea
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The only drug I can find which is close to what you have put (which like someone else I could not find any reference to) is SOLPODOL.\nSolpodol is a combination of 2 medicines in a disolvable tablet.  The first med is paracetamol, widely available over the counter and pretty safe if taken to instructions.  The second med that solpodol contains is Codeine, an opioid which is only available on prescrition.\nThere is a lot of info at the link below giving a list of side effects and conditions in which the drug should not be used.\nAs others have said a person should not take meds prescribed for someone else.
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I am ob/gyn nurse. and something i tell all my patients is ginger. They sell it in the stores ginger work wonders. They have ginger tablets and ginger snaps of course but GINGER!!
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go to webmd...thy have list of all meds.. and there uses..
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Any particular drug? Illegal drugs? Over the counter medications? Prescription drugs?\n\nHelp us help you here!
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usually pain meds are given with any type of invasive, surgical procedure.\n\nthe amount and type of pain meds given depends on the type of surgery. for your surgery, most likely only about 2 weeks worth of pain meds will be given and there will be no refill allowed.\n\nmost common pain meds that are given are vicodin,percocet, and tylenol w/codeine
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post modem?  I guess that would be when you're depressed because your dial up internet was cut off.  \n\nSeriously, do you mean post partum?  That's depression caused by an imbalance of hormones after one has a baby.
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Antibiotics that have been shown to interact with birth control pills include rifampin (brand name Rifadin), penicillin (Veetids), amoxicillin (Amoxil), ampicillin (Omnipen), cotrimoxazole (Septra or Bactrim), tetracycline (Sumycin), minocycline (Minocin), metronidazole (Flagyl), and nitrofurantoin (Macrobid or Macrodantin). For at least one week afterward doctors generally recommend that you use a condom or spermicide as a back-up method of birth control. If you are taking both antibiotics and birth control pills, be sure to check with your doctor about how long you should continue to use a back-up method.
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Call your local pharmacy they will be able to recommend the best thing for you to use for that.  Plus, if you describe it or show them they will know exactly what it is and what you need to get for it.