Is there a sleeping pill called Malarian?
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Malarian will definatly make you sleep...maybe permenantly.\n\nMycoxafloppin is for the AFTER effects of viagra, if the use thereof causes an extended erection, lasting more than 4 hours.
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I answered your earlier question but did not give you the names of the pills. I would once again like to repeat you and request you not to take sleeping pills as it would ruin your life and you would not be able to stop it afterwords. You will be completely addicted and have lot of problems. Please do consult a doctor and tell him your difficulties and he will if needed prescribe you a suitable drug along with dosage etc. \n\nIf you still insist I can tell you - Please take a tablet of Alprazolam, which  is a short-acting drug in the benzodiazepine class used to treat anxiety disorders and as an adjunctive treatment for depression.Alprazolam brand names - Restyle, Alzolam, Alplax, Xanax. Different countries have different brand  names and you may not get it across the counter without a prescription. You can take .25 mg. only in the initial stages.  \n\nPlease do not try any other medicines mentioned by you or by the answerers for your earlier question. I also answered your earlier question on sleeping pill.
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Malarone.You should not take Malrone if you have severe kidney disease or are allergic to Malone or any of its components(atovaquone/proguanil)\nYou can consult with your Doctor which antimalarial tablet suit for you.\n\nDo you know usually you have to take the tablet before 1 week of your date of departure, and you have to continue when you are in Cambodia, finally after your returning to your place still have to be continuing to take for 1 week.
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Try looking it up in the Pill Identifier at drugs.com.
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No.  As for being partially resistant to malaria...there are shots for that to make you 100% resistent.
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there is nothing on the internet by this name, it is not a common name in the treatment of insomnia either, you could try melatonin over the counter, tylenol pm or talk to your doctor about things like lunesta, sonata, ambien cr. non pharmacological, fixed sleep times, minimal caffeine, no tv or computer before sleep, exercise in evenings are helpful, good luck
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No.\n\n*Oxazepam is the correct spelling\n\nOxazepam (Serax) is a sedative and will make you sleepy. If you're trying for treatment of allergic reaction, look for signs like difficulty of breathing, blurry vision, choking sensations. These need emergency setting. Do not self medicate. The medication must be injected into your vein.\n\nFor mild skin allergic reaction, you may try any over the counter anti- histamine like Loratidine (Claritin). But you could just drink lots of water and stop taking Voltaren.
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There is no generic for Ambien.
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Yes.\n\nThink of it this way: Chlorpheniramine is an antihistamine commonly used for allergies. Antihistamines have a side effect of drowsiness so potent that antihistamines are commonly used as the active ingredient in OTC sleeping pills.\n\nIf someone had taken 60 sleeping pills at once would you have even stopped to ask this question?\n\nYes, 60 can cause sedation so severe it can kill. In children it may have a paradoxical effect.
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no you'll be very groggy. you shouldn't take sleeping pills unless you can get a whole night's sleep
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Hey Ross I have an awesome product that will wake you up and keep you going all day long.  It is all natural and ephedra free.  This product is awesome and free.  www.xtremepill.com
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I used to use sleeping pills and alcohol. Both damaging to body. I now use this dietarty supplement called Ionix. I take 1 capful in morning and 1 before I go to bed. I list two websites below. One is an iformation about the product and the second is where to get it.
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I don't think so. Severe and complicated malaria takes time to progress. It can kill due to circulatory shock, kidney failure, haemolysis (breakdown of red blood cells), coma, irregularity of the rhythm of the heart, low blood sugar, fits.
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Melatonin. You can get it in the vitamin aisle. 3 mg about 15 mins before bed and you'll be in slumber city. All natural, too.
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You may develop a tolerance for them and a 'normal' dosage won't work. You may develop a dependency on them. There are many health problems you could encounter such as liver damage. You know they aren't prescribed as a sleep aid don't you?
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I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse in the UK. Usually malaria tablets are taken one week before you go on holiday. I find that i cannot take them they make me feel sick and give me a headache. It's the quinine in them. You may have a bug or it may a reaction to the tablet.Ask for a different type.\n\nGloria(BSYA)
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ARTEMISIA ANNUA Common names: Qinghao, Sweet wormwood. General Information about Artemisia Artemesia annua, (sweet Annie or sweet wormwood) is a bitter herb that is both a prophylactic and for treatment of malaria. Because malaria microbes have begun to develop a resistance to the commercial drugs which have been used to treat malaria for many years, these drugs are becoming less effective, and increasingly often fail to cure the disease. The plant Artemisia annua has been used for many years by the Chinese to treat malaria. This plant is as successful in treating malaria as the conventional drugs, and without having any of the unpleasant side-effects. Prevention. In order to achieve adequate antimalarial plasma concentrations it is advisable to administer two oral doses of 500 mg per day.