im going tocambodia wich malaria tablets would anyof yourecomend mallarone or docxi=ycycolne?
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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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I did a bit of research on the net to see what I could find out.\n\nI focused on the sites that were not trying to sell the product so nothing to gain by any information provided.\n\nHere are a couple sites that I found:\n\n(1) http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/nmdrugprofiles/herbaldrugs/101270.shtml\n\n(2) http://au.health.yahoo.com/041101/25/1umx.html?r=967507925\n\n\n\nIt seems it is not recommended to use in this day and age and if used should be done under medical supervision only. \n\nIt has been noted that overdose reaction in sheep is “spasms, paralysis, and death through asphyxiation” (1)\n“Possible side effects include headache, weakness, jitteriness, yellow-green saliva.”(2)\n\n\nIt is contraindicated for pregnant and lactating women and for children and infants (2)\n\n\nI  scanned through a number of  other sites but unable to find anything specific to men or to any specific affect adverse or other wise specifically to men.
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Mary-jane.  If I could ever find someone that had any.  It's all natural.  No chemicals, unless you get ahold of the stuff that's got pesticides on it.  Which is not only nasty, it's dangerous.
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I personally love Cytomax. It has potassium in it and sodium to fight off the cramps. As a marathon runner, it seems to immediately replenish my lost electrolites and help me maintain stamina.  Plus that, it tastes pretty good.
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Having tried pretty much every diet pill known to man heh, this is what I found.\nThese are just my *personal* experiences, these pills work differently for everyone.\n\nMetabolife - curbs hunger a bit, gives whole body a warm feeling as if metabolism is higher, little bit of nausea and anxiety, fairly mild long-lasting (half a day).\n\nHoodia - did nothing at all for me\n\nStacker (2 or 3) - makes heart race, body heats up tons, no appetite at all, jitters, nausea and anxiety, intense and brief in action (few hours)\n\nXenadrine (my favourite) - reduces appetite and makes it manageable, feeling of fullness, little bit of nausea, general mild long-lasting feeling. (half a day)\n\nHerbalean - somewhere between Stacker and Xenadrine.. heats up whole body, slightly sick feeling with very little appetite, works for a few hours.\n\nPhentermine - did nothing for me (but I got it online so might have been fake)\n\nOverall, these days I use Xenadrine alternated with Herbalean... before a work out I use Stacker. This is definitely not healthy, and has given me chest pain with palpitations at times. However, I was miserable enough with the weight that it was worth it to me. Gone from 240 lbs to 150.\n\n----edit----\nmeant to add that my weight loss attempt also included hardcore working out, and very little food, I don't think the pills themselves made me lose weight, but rather assisted me in curbing the hunger from not eating, and giving me the energy to exercise. On their own they'd probably do nothing at all.
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Doxycycline is a tetracyline antibiotic that kills certain bacteria that cause infection or stops their growth. It’s used to treat many kinds of infections of the skin, bone, stomach, respiratory tract, sinuses, ear and urinary tract. Doxycycline also treats Lyme disease, all forms of Anthrax and certain sexually transmitted diseases. For those who travel to certain parts of the world where malaria is prevalent, doxycyline can be given to suppress the disease. Doxycycline is the preferred medication for elderly patients exposed to all forms of Anthrax. \nCommon Side Effects\nIf you experience any of the following serious side effects, stop taking Doxycycline and consult your health care provider immediately. Dark yellow or brown urine; difficulty breathing; increased sensitivity to the sun or ultraviolet light; headaches; itching in the rectal or genital area; stomach pain or cramps; skin rash or itching; tingling or numbness of the hands or feet; unusual bleeding or bruising; unusual tireness or weakness; yellowing or eyes or skin. \n\nIf you experience any of the following less serious side effects, talk to your doctor:\n\ndiarrhea; discolored tongue; loss of appetite; nausea, vomiting or sore mouth. \n\nContraindicators (drugs that should only be taken with a doctor’s permission while taking Doxycycline)\n\nDo not take antacids that contain magnesium or aluminum (such as Tums or Rolaids); barbituate medicines for inducing sleep or treating seizures (convulsions); calcium salts; carbamazepine; cholestyramine; colestipol; digoxin; female hormones including contraceptive or birth control pills; ferrous sulfate; magnesium salts; other antibiotics; phenytoin; or sodium bicarbonate\n\n Before taking Doxycycline, tell your doctor if you are taking any prescriptive medicines or over the counter medicines such as nutritional supplements, or herbal products. Also tell your doctor if you frequently drink caffeine or alcohol, if you smoke or if you use illegal drugs.
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Droga \nFrom Ivory coast
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I think I have tried just about every form of pill and patch they make.  The patch works just as well.  However, it left a red square on my body for several days after being removed (turns out I'm allergic to the glue they use to make it stick for a week).  There were times when it would fall off before the week was up.  \n\nI stick with the pill.  I prefer yasmin...low dose no weight gain.
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might i suggest fabreeze
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I dont remember what I took for Malaria.  I had no side affects.  This was in 1997 when I went to the Amazon.\n\nhttp://members.aol.com/freedog1000/
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COLGATE OR BLEND-A-MED
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Every doctor has his/her own opinion.  Generally tylenol and advil (or the generic equilvalents are fine.)  If you have a medication you aren't sure about, call your pediatrician and ask.
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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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for most people, the best first line drug is glucophage.  It doees very well in controlling blood sugar and my caue somne weight loss as well. some people cant take it because it makes them nauseated or the diabets has allready wrecked their kidneys.  Avandia and Actos are also very good meds if u have the money or inurance to buy them.  I put all my dm patients on glucophage first if there are no contraindications.
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Call a doctor before u OD the kid -- Biaxin is really strong and powerful
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Try FEVERFEW!!! it's an herbal supplement that rescued me 10years ago...I was having them twice a month, & had jsut had a baby...couldn't crawl under the covers for a day or so to get rid of it anymore...so the hospital gave me Imitres...and promptly discovered I'm allergic to that....so talking to a friend, she told me about it & I started taking 1 capsule every day for the next 2 months...didn't have a single headache! Then it was almost 6 months before I got a vision disturbance (here it comes...) so I took another capsule & it went away, without ever exploding into a headache. Like I said, it's been over 10 years, & I've only had 1 mingrane since then, when I was out of town without my supply of feverfew.
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what pills? Try swallowing them in a piece of banana or bread..