Somebody took 12 tablets of 20 mg Prednisone. The threw up  afterwards but dont want to go the the emergency..
968745
Please call  the nearest drug store that is still open and speak with the pharmacist.  Follow his or her instructions! ! !
867675
I would go to the hospital it sound like the biaxin might have ripped some tissue on her stomach i would go to the hospital now
564706
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.
836444
No, not an overdose. But certainly on the limits of most peoples abiltiy to process it, and generally said to be a recommended MAX dosage per day...for upto a week.\n\nIf the person was not drinking enough fluids &  generally unhealthy it may accumulate and cause accute liver damage.\n\nTypically 8g is classified as a maximum or highly dangerous dose warranting immediate hospital care.
791562
ok can i get some more info although i will try to answer this for you without it. Has she had a bowel movement recently before the citrate? if you say no then the hard swelling could be really bad. And she needs to be seen now. If her bowels explode it will kill a person in 48 hours....... This is nothing to play with..........If you dont believe me call your local pharmacist or hospital they will confirm.......Her large intestine could be knotted and this she needs to be seen for also. Dont wait til doctors hours take her to the er. If they are twisted or knotted and she pushes too hard it will explode.....
514127
Take an antihistamine (like Benedryl) and go to the urgent care.
284826
i am guessing that benedryl, an antihistamine would be given, or adrenaline. it depends on the reaction.
761620
i would say the best answer you going to get online is go see a professional.. i think they actually have medication for that that helps  the muscles relax so that you can eat and do whatever your normally use to without having the urge to vomit
955531
Sounds like food poisoning.  You need to get some fluids.  Drink a 50/50 Gatorade and water mix.  Gatorade has too much sodium so you need to dilute it with water.  If you can't keep anything down, drink an oz. every 10 minutes.
707163
Better to be safe than sorry \nkeep your appointment the doc is sending you for a reason. i hope you feel better
967131
Food poisoning for sure-- you dont state his age but if he's under 5 you better really watch that he doesnt get dehydrated.  Get him to drink some gatorade in sips one hour after he has stopped vomiting.  If he continues to vomit, get emetrol from the drugstore- it  makes you stop vomiting- follow the instructions-- if he continues to the point he is dry heaving- ER!!
56139
I have talked to my doctor and she says you should never make yourself throw up (unless you've been poisoned, you know, like eaten detergent or something) - your body is good about regulating that stuff and if you need to puke, it'll happen!  Ipecac is tricky because you can easily take too much (sometimes a tiny bit can be too much!) and then you'll throw up repeatedly, get dehydrated, and end up in the hospital.  If you *really* want to throw up, you can stick your finger down your throat, but I don't recommend it.  Let your body take care of itself!  Good luck - and sorry about that fish :)
707801
She digested something she is allergic to. To be on the safe side, bring her to see the family doctor or to a near by walk in clinic, to check it out, if it reoccurs.\nGod bless us all...
208584
steroids aren't that dangerous, however, if you overdose your self, the problems are serious enough to destabilize you.  oral steriods like dexamethasone, prednisolone and other variants should be taken maximum for two weeks.  extending the course will lessen the efficacy of the drug and raise the adverse effects like bloating and sclerating ( hardening of tissues esp. heart valves)
1006194
Don't worry about telling the doctors what happened. They won't tell the police or others.\n\nJust go quick before she gets worse.
488159
If it was me, I would probably take a benadryl.  However, probably your best bet would be to get yourself to the ER asap.  If you do that, don't take the benadryl, because they won't be able to give you anything for it.
961582
What kind of reaction did they have?? Why was this person getting their potassium level checked daily?? Most practiotioners or whomever gave this person the potassium pill (What dose??) would have just gven them the pill probably 20 meq'a before stuffing them with bananas and such. Your story sounds pretty dubious when you put everything together or maybe your not getting all the facts straight. The most common reaction to potassium in the oral form is nausea don't take it on an empty\n stomach.\n\nAddendum:\nThat being the case probably some Gatorade would be in order and dietary modifications appropriate.  Asthma wouldn't affect your potassium levels.