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Treating a Black or Coated Tongue

… black. The black appearance will go away after you stop taking the medicine. Mouth Problems, … black. The black appearance will go away after you stop taking the medicine. Mouth Problems, …

Hay Fever and Other Seasonal Allergies

How often and how long to feed

Labyrinthitis

… cured with antibiotics. Your doctor may prescribe steroid medicines, which may help you get better sooner. He or she may also give you other medicines, such as antiemetics, antihistamines, and … usually gets better as your body adjusts (compensation). Medicines like antihistamines can help your symptoms, but …

Sickle Cell Disease Pain Management

… severe sickle cell pain at home with a combination of pain medicines, plenty of fluids, and comfort measures such as … given aspirin, which can cause Reye syndrome . Be safe with medicines. Read and follow all instructions on the label. … by your doctor. Prescription pain medicine includes oral medicines such as codeine and ibuprofen, or codeine and …

Types of Insulin

… and your blood sugar are exercise, diet, illness, some medicines, stress, the dose, how you take it, or where you … and your blood sugar are exercise, diet, illness, some medicines, stress, the dose, how you take it, or where you …

PTSD and Your Family

… You can choose when you want to be a part of the group. Taking breaks. Go for walks, or set aside a place where you … You can choose when you want to be a part of the group. Taking breaks. Go for walks, or set aside a place where you …

Growth and Development Helping Your Child Build Self-Esteem

Hemophilia Preventing Bleeding Episodes

… ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin), Aleve, or other NSAIDs , or medicines that contain salicylate. These medicines can cause bleeding. Check the ingredient list. … ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin), Aleve, or other NSAIDs , or medicines that contain salicylate. These medicines can cause …

Bronchiectasis

… treated? Bronchiectasis is treated with antibiotics, medicines to relax the airways (bronchodilators), and … To help yourself: Follow your doctor's instructions for taking steps to remove mucus from your lungs. Follow your doctor's instructions for taking your medicines. Drink plenty of fluids. This helps …