I left my sons augmentin on the counter over night is it usable?
117045
Call the pharmacy to get the right answer and that is the fastest too!  Only  a phone call away.  I would say that it is probably o.k.,but not for sure on that.
968706
Should not be.  He should be up and feeling good by the next day.  I work at day care and i have seen kids come in after 4 hours after there surgery and they are fine. Up and running around.  Those are the younger ones, but I would say mabey 1 day off of school and then he should be good to go!  Good luck
901077
No, it is not true.  Cortisone is regulated by the government and is a prescription drug; they cannot put it in over the counter items.
771282
Talk to your doctor for a prescription....over the counter stuff could cause problems.
717366
i wouldnt be scared to use them, there are risks, but that happens to so very very few that i wouldnt be worried.  just dont ever leave them in for hours and hours at a time, change them frequently to reduce those risks, sleeping through the night isnt gonna hurt you.  if it hurts when you put it in, its probably not in far enough.  i think this happens to everyone the first time, your probably afraid its gonna get lost in there, believe me theres nowhere for it to go, dont worry, just make sure that the applicator is completely in first and then do the rest then it should be ok.  and everything is awkward at first, but youll get used to it.  and if you are ever afraid that it might leak or anything you can always still wear pantyliners just in case, or if its in the beginning and your gonna be in class for awhile, have a pad on too, just to make sure that nothings going anywhere, it never can hurt.
202647
It could be many things.  Drugs like extasy come in pill form, and ften have stamps on them.  Alas, it could be something like a vitmin though.  Iron pills are rust colored.  Allergy pills are funny colors.\n\nPerhaps you should sit down with your son and talk to him.  Ask what the pill is, and why he is taking it.  Use this as an opportunity to see if he is doing drugs to have a serious discussion about why doing drugs isn't a good idea, and the dangers associated with them.
56623
First off, call an attorney!  Once you have everything documented, you're going to need to have surgery to take out whatever it was they left it.  It odesn't matter if it was an emergency or not, the surgeon should have noticed that there was something missing from his tray of tools.  That's just not acceptable.  I hope you and the baby are ok.  Let us know what happens...
1125581
Keep it covered with an antibiotic. It should be okay after that.
611989
don't ware underware in night time leave it free
167045
Ask the doctor about the spray, but I don't think it would really be a problem. You should always confirm this, though.\nAnd you could use the tried and true remedy with children....ice cream.\nVery cold foods help to numb the area.
1185851
In a word ... no ... at least not unless or until they remove it.\n\nYou should have been given instructions on this because when she goes home you will need to know how to care for her. She will require suctioning regularly and will need the cannula cleaned and replaced. You need to know what things to watch for and report to the physician. the following page gives a bit of info you may find helpful.\n\nhttp://calder.med.miami.edu/pointis/traccare.html\n\nAgain this is all only while the trach is in place, if they remove it then you can disregard.\n\nTake care.
691307
go to the doctor...could be adult add
60010
take it to your local pharmacy
209703
try a little cortisone cream (ask the pharmacist...it's OTC)\nat night before you go to bed. Use for 7 days then as needed!
124611
You can rub a little bit of whiskey on it ... or ambesol.  Check with a dentist .... may be time for them to come out.
913244
you would have to call a local pharmacy or a doctor, good luck
336489
Try using mayonnaise or saled dressing and covering with a plastic shower cap overnight.  Wash out in the morning. Repete the next night.  Then again in one week.  No harsh chemical or toxins to hurt your child and it really works!