Medications Archive

Children with primary immune deficiency receive intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) also known as gammaglobulin infusions frequently. IVIG is obtained from blood donors and it contains antibodies from the donors functioning immune system. Antibodies help fight infections… Andy used to receive IVIG every two to three weeks. Turns out that many

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Due to package design… This voluntary recall includes all lots and all flavors of Children’s TYLENOL® Meltaways 80 mg packaged in bottles and blisters, Children’s TYLENOL® Soft Chews 80 mg and Jr. TYLENOL® Meltaways 160 mg packaged in blisters. The blister package design, as well as the information on

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I’m writing a book! Paulina remembers more things than I do, she has a better memory(among lots of other things). I constantly go to Paulina with questions looking for more details so when I say ‘I” it really means ‘We’. I (we) started to write formally around February 23rd.

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Senna is known as a ‘stimulant laxative’. It acts on nerve endings in the gut wall. These nerves then make the muscles in the intestine contract with more force and more often. When the gut contracts, it moves the contents along faster, and so it reduces constipation. As senna

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