If someone is taking solhodol that is not prescribed to them and the person has had a heart attack before?
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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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No. What kind of medical expertise do you have? Don't make unscientific assumptions based on no evidence. It may be too much or it may not be, depending upon the person's condition.\n\nIf someone has a serious medical condition, it would not be unusual to take a large number of medications.
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The  truly  sad thing  about situations like this  is  that  the  patient -  more often a man - has already  been  having  symptoms for a  while.      His heart has been  trying to g et his  attention with little signals that he has just refused to pay  attention to.    Heart  attack?   Me?    Nahhh.      I'm  not old enough.....  or....   I   feel  great  etc. etc.       That's the  way heart  attacks work.   My bet  is  that he has never had  a  thorough  physical  examination and heart  evaluation in his life\n                              It's too late now, of course, to be looking into  the past.  It's over.    Only  what happens in the future is important.      The  only  thing YOU  can do right now  is take   some  flowers,  and yourself  to the hospital to see him,  and  say all the right things, about how  important it is for him to get  well so he can as soon as possible  get back to his  family that loves him and  needs  him.        Now  what your friend,  his  daughter, can do is a  LOT.     She has  to  help her mother  and other members of the family  to  bully  the heck out of him  to  start   properly  taking  care of himself  for  a change.  He obviously  hasn't   been doing that  because he already knew his cholesterol  was way  up and  did nothing  about it.    Your  friend  needs to  remind her  Dad  that  she needs him,    and  they all do,  and,  goshdarn it, if he doesn't want to   look after his own health for  him,  he should  do it  for  THEM.                    \n                                 The doctors will have run some tests to  determine if  he has some blockages  (my bet is  that he has)   and then make arrangements for him to have  appropriate   treatment. (probably surgery).    After that,  he is going to need to follow strict  doctor's orders,  change his lifestyle, and  stop  neglecting  his health.   If  he  does that,  he has every good chance of being around for a  long time.    Unfortunately men  are   especially bad at  taking  care of  their health.    I guess it's a macho thing.   "I'm  not  going to  get sick.    Nothing wrong  with me.    I'm  tough"      LOL  I wish I had  a  $20  bill for every  time I heard  a man  say that,  or had  some  woman tell me  that  was how her husband  was\n                                   I hope  this helps.    Tell your friend what I  said, and  tell her to tell him  that she wants her Dad  to be  around to  walk her down the Aisle one day,  and  after that,  to be a part of his  grandchildren's  lives.    Tell her to tell him,  that's not a  request,  that's  an order.
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The pain varies .If you even think there is a chance of heart problems seek medical attention ASAP .
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I don't need to tell you that his symptoms and his family history means that a heart attack MUST be ruled out. I guarentee that if he goes to a hospital they will take him as serious as a train wreck. You need to push, drag, or get his buddies to carry him to the ER. If he has had a heart attack, he may live through it but maybe not the next one, I can't tell you enough how I would like to drag him myself to the hospital. He needs help now!!
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Anymore, it is done routinely.\n\nThe issue that was of concern is that beta adrenergic blockade might block the adrenergic rescue that is part of the body's bail-out mechanism for hypoglycemia.  In some diabetics, the glucagon rescue system is shot, and the thought was that we'd see an increased risk of horrible hypoglycemia.\n\nTurns out that it wasn't as big a risk as we thought.\n\nConversely, the beta blocker greatly improves function in many, if not most, people with coronary artery disease, and greatly reduces the risk of a number of potentially fatal cardiac rhythm disturbances.\n\nWith all medications, it becomes a judgement call as to whether the potential associated risks the medication can cause are sufficiently outweighed by the anticipated benefits that the medication offers.\n\nI think it was Paracelsus who pointed out that the only difference between medicine and poison is knowing the proper dose.  Go figure.
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The heart beats very fast.\nThere can be other factors - 'allergic' reactions where the body has just had too much of a drug.
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No it is not normal that is one of the side effects to be monitored. See your doctor immediately. There are some people that never have side effects but the ones that do need to get off it right away. This can be a deadly drug for some people.
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if the question is about UK, you can get one from pharmacy without prescription in emergency only and you can prove that you have been prescribed in past, otherwise it has to be prescribed for very good reasons\n1. commonly prescribed in asthmatics which itself can be life threatening if not controlled appropriately\n2. regular monitoring of asthmatic is needed to see if their treatment is working or not\n3, being a drug, it has interaction with other medications as well,
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My suggestion would be to NOT TAKE any of the current ED drugs before speaking to your physician. For one, they could interact with your blood pressure medicine, causing undesired results, including death. Also, you may have an underlying (although asymptomatic) heart condition related to your hypertension (high blood pressure) which could lead to serious complications. Inform your physician about your current medications and health problems, and he/she will be able to guide your treatment in the best way.
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None of the antacids such as the H2 blockers (Pepcid, Zantac, Tagamet), proton pump inhibitors (Prilosec, Prevacid, Nexium, Aciphex, Protonix), or buffers (TUMS, Rolaids, milk of magnesia, Maalox) should exacerbate any heart conditions or interfere with atenolol. You are safe.\n\nEDIT: To address sunnyblonde4u's comment... the buffers may be listed as having a drug interaction, but that is because they theoretically reduce the bioavailability of the atenolol. However, this is negligible and is exceedingly unlikely to be of any clinical significance.
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Better check with your pharmacist if you're not sure.  I gather they were prescribed by different doctors.  It depends on several factors- how controlled is your blood pressure?  How much xanax are we talking about?\n\nI wouldn't take them within an hour of each other.  If you're going out into a situation that could bring on a panic attack, make sure you've taken you atenolol at least an hour before you go out.... just in case you find you need a xanax.\n\nUsed with caution, they're probably ok.  Your medical doctor and psychiatrist should each know what the other has prescribed- make sure you inform them.
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It has that as a possibility if taken over a long peroid of time.  Most rx's are for 5 days which usually doesn't cause a problem.
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yes  usually  in  one  of 2  ways\n# a very severe attack  leading  to asphyxiation and death.\n  (this  is becoming less common as drug control of asthma is \n   becoming more easily attainable by new drugs and health\n    education)\n\n#on  the  long  run the  effect  of  poor  care  could result  in  overloading the heart (its called cor pulmonale) with an enlarged right ventricle and heart failure and then death from a heart attack.
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Unfortunately this is going on in the US right now which to me is a farce-  They should be obligated to fill any type of prescription, no matter what it is.  If I am not mistaken this has mostly gone on in Walmarts around the country.  Unfortunately this goes on in the nursing field also- I have seen nurses refusing to care for someone who just went through an abortion procedure in the hospital.
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EPHIDRINE AND MINI THINS WILL KILL YOU IF YOU DO NOT STOP TAKING THEM.....THEY WILL GIVE YOU A HEART ATTACK
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Those symptoms could mean a number of things, but it's not healthy no matter what it is.  I guess it's possible to have a young heart attack, but it doesn't seem very likely.  Either way, she should see a doctor soon.