Do Bactrim and Sotalol interact?
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Not that I'm aware of, but what exactly are you afraid of?
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Some of the TB drugs are available in syrup form. You really have to check your doctor and insist. Also pay a visit to a good pharmacist; they often know more details about drugs than doctors.
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Doesn't seem to be:\n\n"Today, despite a reputation for broad spectrum activity, sulfa-based medications are often ineffective because many organisms have developed resistance to sulfa drugs. In these cases, other acceptable preparations include gentamicin, tobramicin, erythromicin and neomycin, polymyxin B and bacitracin, prescribed BID/QID in either ointment or drop form."\n\nHope this clears things up for you. If you are still unsure, check again with your doctor and / or pharmacist!!
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I apologize, but a more specific is necessary to answer this question.  What aspect of drug preparation are you asking about?  Drug discovery and testing prior to FDA drug approval?  Drug preparation for packaging and dispensation?  Specifically regarding Bactine, it is not only an anesthetic - it contains Benzalkonium (antiseptic) and lidocaine (anesthetic).  It was developed around 1950 and is used for minor cuts and scrapes.
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no  you may not.  YOU should ask your doctor just to be on the safe side.  Some medicines cans mix together and make you sick.  OR one will over power the other.
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yes. however taking levaquin with nexium or zantac may decrease its absorption. there should be an interval between doses.
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Peptobismol and other OTC medications don't have any effect on the H. pylori infection. It can only relieve some of the symptoms associated with that infection. To get rid of the bacteria you need to take antibiotic (only if your doctor prescribes it)
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http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0,3915,103|Soma,00.html
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there are a lot of software that would flag drug-drug or drug-disease state interaction. however even when there are drug interactions, drugs can be taken together safely.  it is not easy to interpret the overwhelming information that it will give you. \n\ncall you local pharmacy, and ask for the pharmacist. tell him/ her that you are taking XXX medication, and ask if it is ok to take this YYY vitamin or supplement.
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To be on the safe side, I would ask your doctor.  Unless you can find a licensed physician on here answering medical questions for free, you're really taking your health and well-being into a risk zone by obtaining medical advice from possibly untrained people on the internet.  Plus, your doctor will not only know how those two drugs would react to each other but, how they may react to anything else you are taking and how they will effect you for he/she should be well versed on your the condition of your health and the medications you may already be taking or have used in the past.
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erythromycin does nothing for TB... usually they give a couple drugs at a time (atleast thats what we were told in school maybe they dont in practice). isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol, streptomycin, moxifloxacin are some of the common drugs for it, not sure which are used in a 7 year old though and most of them are fairly harsh drugs. talk to his doctor about it. rifampin isnt usually tolerated very well, might just be side effects not an allergic reaction.\n\nif he starts getting bad diarreah after he gets done with all of this stuff, make sure to let his pediatrician know, sometimes people get severe bowel infections after being on strong antibiotics because it messes with the "good" bacteria in your intestines.
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Decongestant and antihistimine.
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Active ingredient in somazine is citicoline. Increases production of dopamine.
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It is also known as Bactrim, and is an antibiotic.  It is quite effective for bladder infections, and some other infections as well.
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um when of my friends is using ziacam
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morning and night.  Try to keep them 12 hours apart.  If you take it at 7 am, then try to take it at 7pm, but don't set your alarm for 5am.  Unless this is a SERIOUS drug.  anti biotics etc, just get on a regular schedule w/ 12 hours appart.
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No studies have been completed on this matter.  It is known that St. John's Wort interacts with many drugs.  You shouldn't take it because we don't know if any interactions occur.