This is the sentence that was dictated: "The patient does not tolerate antibiotics well because of a congenital anal stenosis..." I can't find any relation between the two, does anyone know for sure? ...
MD states what sounds like, "She was given D4 antibiotic treatment but could not tolerate it on her stomach and after seven days stopped it." This antibiotic tx was for Helicobacter pylori. I can almost make myself think he is saying, "She was given the full abx tx but then the sentence would not really make sense, would it? Can anyone help? Dictating MD is a neurologist and referring is Internal Medicine. Thanks!!! ...
I am looking for a drug that s/l ah pos. I found APO, but that is usually for Parkinson's which the pt does not have. He does have CAD, CHF, t2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, hypercholesterolemia, PVD, MI, pneumonia. Any ideas? ...
Three drug names...
She takes medication including Naprosyn and butalapap without any codeine.
She was taking Aleve over the counter as needed and using her Leoprime loosely.
The last one is just listen in medications taken,.. Utotalac ... he says it like U-total-lac. ...
s/l Cindamin capsules 30's 100 mg one daily. Patient has a history of DM, vulvular cancer, heart disease, chronic headaches, glaucoma, blindness, chronic bronchitis, heart murmur, history of heart attack, hepatitis and anemia. My first thought is cinnamon.
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Patient has past medical history of allergies, tinnitus, Frey's syndrome, hypothyroidism, mitral valve prolapse, SVT, Raynaud's, scoliosis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and chronic low back pain. Thanks for any help. ...
Anyone familiar with what s/l Hymox, Hiamox, Himox, etc. etc. I thought the doc was dictating an antibiotic - then later s/l he said to use it p.r.n.- so not clear. At any rate, the sound of it was clear as I put above. Any help much appreciated. ...
I have looked for this drug all over the place online and I can't find anything that even comes close to it. This patient was admitted to the ICU for hyperkalemia and was put on an insulin-glucose infusion as well as Lasix to bring his potassium down. Then the doctor adds that he was also placed on s/l "kxlyte" to further help control it. He says that word twice and it sounds the same both times. Does anyone have any ideas? ...
I'm stuck on a medication for a patient that has Raynaud's, polymyalgia rheumatica, osteoarthritis, cataracts, and anxiety. It sounds like the doctor is saying "Circulair" or "Circular" 50 mg daily. The patient is also on prednisone, Imitrex, and Ambien. Does anyone have any ideas? It doesn't sound like Singulair. ...
Avapro good answer but I don't think that is it. It s/l "SR" or effor. I am beginning to think there is an error skip or something. I am going to have to leave it blank. ...
She does have a history of Sjören’s disease for which she has been under treatment for a number of years. She takes ___.
s/l flack-lo- nil or plack-lo-nil
Any ideas? Thanks! ...
managing her pain and symptoms, and she suffers minimal side-effects from these. She takes the occasional M-tek, but is not taking them regularly, although she has needed to use them more frequently over the last month.
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