Congratulations, father-to-be! There are no known drug interactions between the T-Dap vaccine and the testosterone injections that you are currently receiving. These medications should be safe to be used together. I would also recommend you discuss your concern with the clinician administering the vaccine so they are fully aware of all medications you are cur...
It is not possible to provide a diagnosis via the internet. You should report any change in symptoms or any new symptoms during your pregnancy to you doctor immediately if you feel they are serious in nature, or if you have symptoms that are interfering with your daily activities.
You should be fine as you've missed just one dose of your Benicar and took a slightly larger dose of your metoprolol. It is important to return to your normal dosing schedule on the following day to get back on track. If you feel any uncomfortable symptoms, after taking a wrong dose of your medication you should consult your doctor immediately. Otherwise...
I believe the medication you may be referring to is Malarone (atovaquone and proguanil). This medication is not recommended to be taken during pregnancy as there is limited data regarding its safety in pregnant women. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can serve as an excellent resource for determining which medications you will need whil...
The recommended daily maximum of Tylenol (acetaminophen) is 4000mg in a 24 hour period. There are many different factors to consider when determining if you have taken a dangerous amount of acetaminophen. People who are frequent alcohol drinkers may be at a higher risk for toxicity from an acute (one-time) acetaminophen overdose. Also, people who are malnouri...
If you suspect an infection, I would recommend for you to contact your doctor. Your doctor can examine the cut and determine if it is necessary to start an oral, or a topical (applied to skin) antibiotic. There are a number of over-the-counter ointments you can apply to a skin tear, such as triple-antibiotic ointment.
However, as your wound is still not hea...
Unfortunately I am not able to determine which symptoms you are treating from the information provided. I am not familiar with the disease-state of asthima. Asthma is a breathing disease, and does not typically affect your hands. If you have asthma, you may want to discuss breathing treatments with your doctor. If you suspect a skin disorder, you may want to ...
The first-line treatment for proctatitis or distal ulcerative colitis (UC) is typically considered to be rectally administered 5-aminosalicylic acid (5-ASA) preparations. These are given rectally as a suppository or as an enema, which also means their is limited systemic absorption. This can be of potential benefit when your goal is to avoid drug-drug interac...
It is not possible to provide a diagnosis via the internet, but I would recommend you follow up with a urologist to determine exactly what it is causing your symptoms and if any additional medical treatment is indicated.
Unfortunately it's not possible to recommend an antibiotic at the correct dose without knowing which bacteria is suspected of causing your symptoms. A common test called the Nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT) can be used to detect a number of sexually transmitted diseases, if these are suspected. If the Clinician feels you should be started on an ant...
