Imipramine

Ndc list PROMETHAZINE 25 MG TABLET PROMETHAZINE 25 MG TABLET PROMETHAZINE 25 MG TABLET PROMETHAZINE 25 MG TABLET NIFEDIPINE 10 MG CAPSULE NIFEDIPINE 10 MG CAPSULE NIFEDIPINE 10 MG CAPSULE METHYLDOPA 500 MG TABLET METHYLDOPA 500 MG TABLET METHYLDOPA 500 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CYPROHEPTADINE 4 MG TABLET CARBIDOPA LEVO 25 100 TAB CARBIDOPA LEVO 25 100 TAB CARBIDOPA LEVO 25 100 TAB CARBIDOPA LEVO 25 100 TAB LITHIUM CARBONATE 300 MG CAP LITHIUM CARBONATE 300 MG CAP LITHIUM CARBONATE 300 MG CAP LITHIUM CARBONATE 300 MG CAP ESKALITH 300 MG CAPSULE LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET LORAZEPAM 1 MG TABLET ATIVAN 1 MG TABLET ATIVAN 1 MG TABLET ATIVAN 1 MG TABLET ATIVAN 1 MG TABLET OXAZEPAM 10 MG CAPSULE OXAZEPAM 10 MG CAPSULE OXAZEPAM 10 MG CAPSULE IMIPRAMINE HCL 25 MG TABLET IMIPRAMINE HCL 25 MG TABLET IMIPRAMINE HCL 25 MG TABLET IMIPRAMINE HCL 25 MG TABLET TRIFLUOPERAZINE 5 MG TABLET FLUPHENAZINE 2.5 MG TABLET TOLBUTAMIDE 500 MG TABLET SELENIUM SULF 2.5% SHAMPOO ADRENALIN 1 MG ML AMPUL MATULANE 50 MG CAPSULE HYDREA 500 MG CAPSULE NOVOFINE 31 NEEDLES Page 534.
Increased reproductive risk. The hypothesis raised by a Swedish study of an association with cardiovascular defects should be reconsidered. The use of this drug in late pregnancy is not recommended, due to the possibility of glucose 6phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency causing hemolytic anemia in the newborn Powel et al 1963, Monkus et al 1969, Gait 1990, Bruel et al 2000 ; . J01XX More antibacterial drugs Phosphomicine J01XX01 This is a natural antibiotic Streptomices fradiae ; . Patented in 1968. Case report Forest Laboratories 1997 ; : 2 healthy newborns exposed in the first trimester. Prospective cohort studies without controls Wilton et al 1998 ; : 2 healthy newborns exposed in the first trimester. Studies on laboratory animals Koeda and Moriguchi 1979 a and 1979 b ; : nonteratogenic in rats and rabbits. Feto-neonatal effects: This drug has been used after the first trimester in the treatment of bacteriuria during pregnancy. No adverse outcomes have been notice on the newborn Ruiz Garcia et al 1977, De Cecco and Ragni 1987, Thoumsin et al 1990, Zinner 1990, Reevers 1992, Stein 1998, Kremery et al 2001 ; . Clofoctolo J01XX03 This is a synthetic antibacterial drug. Patented in 1968. We have been unable to locate references on possible human reproductive effects of this agent, or have we found any similar studies on laboratory animals. Spectinomycin J01XX04 This is a natural antibiotic Streptomyces spectabilis ; . Patented in 1965. Cohort studies without controls Cavenee et al 1993 ; - controlled clinic trial: 20 healthy newborns exposed in the first trimester for maternal gonorrhea. Feto-neonatal effects: spectinomycin has been used after the first trimester in the treatment of gonorrhea during pregnancy. No adverse outcomes on newborns have been detected Brocklehurst 2000 ; , or any increase in congenital anomalies, in 49 infants exposed after the first trimester Cavenee et al 1993 ; . J01XX class conclusions: We have not been able to find any specific study concerning the use in pregnancy of drugs in this therapeutic group. In case of exposure, the following issues should be considered: absence of reported anomalies over the long period of commercialization, although a limited use in pregnancy is likely, and lack of teratogenic effects in laboratory animals, for example, imipramine incontinence.

1. High cure rates are comparable to those of Surgery and IMRT 2. Established track record of effectiveness 3. Convenient one-day out patient administration.
Imipramine the table below shows the percentages of people who had particular side effects while taking imipramine.

Ibandronate 150 mg .52 ibandronate 2.5 mg.53 ibandronate kit 3 mg 3ml .53 ibuprofen.10 ICAR PRENATAL .74 imatinib mesylate.23 IMDUR * See isosorbide mononitrate cr .39 imiglucerase .47 imipenem-cilastatin .15 imipramine hcl .19 imiquimod .60 IMITREX.21 IMITREX INJ .21 IMITREX NASAL SPRAY.21 IMITREX STATDOSE PEN .21 IMITREX STATDOSE REFILL .21 IMODIUM * See loperamide hcl .48 IMOVAX RABIES.59 IMURAN * See azathioprine .59 INATAL ADVANCE .74 INATAL GT.74 INATAL ULTRA .74 indapamide.36 INDERAL * See propranolol hcl tabs, inj.34 INDERAL LA .35 INDERAL LA * See propranolol hydrochloride .34 INDERIDE * See propranolol-hctz .38 indinavir sulfate .27 INDOCIN * See indomethacin .10 INDOCIN SR * See indomethacin cr .10 indomethacin .10 indomethacin cr .10 INFANRIX .58 INFERGEN .59 INFLAMASE FORTE * See prednisolone sodium phosphate ophth soln .61 infliximab .60 INNOHEP.31 INNOPRAN XL.34 insulin aspart .29, 30 insulin aspart protamine & aspart human ; .30 insulin detemir .30 insulin glargine .30 insulin glulisine .30 insulin isophane & reg human ; .30 insulin isophane human ; .30 insulin lispro & lispro protamine human ; .30 insulin lispro human ; .30 insulin lispro and insulin lispro protamine npl ; .30 insulin pen device .29 insulin regular human ; .30 insulin syringe .29 INTAL.67 INTAL * See cromolyn sodium nebulizer soln .67 interferon alfa-2a .58 interferon alfa-2b.58 interferon alfa-n3.59 interferon alfacon-1.59. Our eventual yearly premium is unknown at this time. However, beggars can't be choosers. so we didn't ask. Trial lawyers paying off bank loans for Supreme Court Justices etc. I don't believe the term "affordable malpractice insurance" exists any more. I would like the legislature to make all insurance carriers provide only occurrence type policies. This would prevent insurance from obtaining a "bonus" from tail coverage thus "rewarding" insurance carrier for quitting to provide coverage. Also, I would like insurance carriers to report to each covered physician their financial statement - they are good about advertising these "jack pot" rewards by juries as a reason for their actions but my policy as limits of coverage. Their implication is that the insurance carriers are paying all of these "jack pot" rewards when in reality they are not! Yet my premiums continue to escalate! Getting way too expensive. 1 ; The problem is what you have to pay to get coverage - have to pass it on to patient. 2 ; If real reform occurs you must force insurance company to reduce rates. The Non-economic damage caps are too high on House Bill #2. There was no cap on punitive damages. Obviously we need to elect new people in the Legislature. Hopefully we can send some more Republicans to Jackson. I probably would have changed to a larger limit on my policy if there had not been any tort reform legislation passed. This would have of course increased my costs considerably over and above the 40% increase I will pay this year. This would have become prohibitive and might cause a change in my practice pattern - i.e. I might limit Medicaid patients etc. We do not have enough carriers. There are too many loopholes in the current fell to truly make a difference in the cost of malpractice insurance. Rheumatology is a very low risk. Sub-specialty with minimal minor procedures performed i. e. Joint injections. In my opinions the substantial increases in malpractice for my field cannot be substantiated or justified. I glad and proud to tell you I have been retired X 2 years and gladly leave these problems to the next generation. I probably would not have retired had there not been as much change in the overall climate of medical practice as in recent years. Intense negotiations each year to keep our insurance. None will commit more than year to year and tofranil.
However, at the 6-month maintenance time point, combined therapy did seem to be more advantageous than cbt or imipramine. Hovav, Y., Kafka, I., Dan-Goor, M. et al. 1998 ; Electroejaculation in combination with intracytoplasmic sperm injection in patients with psychogenic anejaculation results in lower fertilization rates. Fertil. Steril., 69, 561563. Hulme, V.A., Stander, F.S., Kruger, T.F. et al. 1991 ; Retrograde ejaculation and pronuclear stage tubal transfer PROST ; . Arch. Androl., 26, 2124. Hultling, C., Levi, R., Garoff, L. et al. 1994 ; Assisted ejaculation combined with in vitro fertilisation: an effective technique treating male infertility due to spinal injury. Paraplegia, 32, 463467. Hultling, C., Rosenlund, B., Tornblom, M. et al. 1995 ; Transrectal electroejaculation in combination with in-vitro fertilization: an effective treatment of anejaculatory infertility after testicular cancer. Hum. Reprod., 10, 847850. Jesionowska, H. and Hemmings, R. 1991 ; Good-quality semen recovered from a paraplegic man with physostigmine salicylate treatment. A case report. J. Reprod. Med., 36, 167169. Jimenez, C., Grizard, G., Pouly, J.L. and Boucher, D. 1997 ; Birth after combination of cryopreservation of sperm recovered from urine and intracytoplasmic sperm injection in a case of complete retrograde ejaculation. Fertil. Steril., 68, 542544. Jonas, D., Linzbach, P. and Weber, W. 1979 ; The use of Midodrin in the treatment of ejaculation disorders following retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy. Eur. Urol., 5, 184187. Kamischke, A. and Nieschlag, E. 1998 ; Conventional treatments of male infertility in the age of evidence-based andrology. Hum. Reprod., 13 Suppl. 1 ; , 6275. Kapetanakis, E., Rao, R., Dmowski, W.P. and Scommegna, A. 1978 ; Conception following insemination with a freeze-preserved retrograde ejaculate. Fertil. Steril., 29, 360363. Kedia, K.R., Markland, C. and Fraley, E.E. 1977 ; Sexual function after high retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy. Urol. Clin. North. Am., 4, 523528. Kelly, M.E. and Needle, M.A. 1979 ; Imipraminee for aspermia after lymphadenectomy. Urology, 13, 414415. Kiekens, C., Spiessens, C., Duyck, F. et al. 1996 ; Pregnancy after electroejaculation in combination with intracytoplasmic sperm injection in a patient with idiopathic anejaculation. Fertil. Steril., 66, 834836. Khn, F.M. and Schill, W.B. 1994 ; The alpha-sympathomimetic midodrin as a tool for diagnosis and treatment of sperm transport disturbances. Andrologia, 26, 283287. Kovacs, G.T., Lawrence, M., Burden, J. and Poulos, C. 1994 ; A case of successful use of reproductive technology for a couple with subfertility due to retrograde ejaculation, where artificial insemination had failed. Aust. N. Z. J. Obstet. Gynaecol., 34, 116117. Kragt, F. and Schellen, A. 1978 ; Clinical report about some cases with retrograde ejaculation. Andrologia, 10, 381384. Krpfl, D., Plewa, G., Behrendt, H. and Ringert, R.H. 1982 ; Behandlung der Aspermie nach Lymphadenektomie mit Imipramin. Akt. Urol., 13, 259261. Lange, P.H., Narayan, P., Vogelzang, N.J. et al. 1983 ; Return of fertility after treatment for nonseminomatous testicular cancer: changing concepts. J. Urol., 129, 11311135. Le Chapelain, L., Nguyen Van Tam, P., Dehail, P. et al. 1998 ; Ejaculatory stimulation, quality of semen and reproductive aspects in spinal cord injured men. Spinal Cord, 36, 132136. Levine, L.A. and Fakouri, B.J. 1998 ; Experience with vasal sperm aspiration. J. Urol., 159, 15511553. Lim, H.T. and Rodrigues Pereira, A. 1979 ; Successful artificial insemination in a case of retrograde ejaculation. Eur. J. Obstet. Gynecol. Reprod. Biol., 9, 247248. Lim, T.C., Mallidis, C., Hill, S.T. et al. 1994 ; A simple technique to prevent retrograde ejaculation during assisted ejaculation. Paraplegia, 32, 142149. Linsenmeyer, T.A. and Perkash, I. 1991 ; Infertility in men with spinal cord injury. Arch. Phys. Med. Rehabil., 72, 747754. Linsenmeyer, T., Wilmot, C. and Anderson, R.U. 1989 ; The effects of the electroejaculation procedure on sperm motility. Paraplegia, 27, 465469. Lipshultz, L.I., McConnell, J.A. and Benson, G.S. 1981 ; Current concepts of the mechanisms of ejaculation. J. Reprod. Med., 26, 499507 and indapamide. Some children will respond to medication. Several drug treatments have been useful for bedwetting. DDAVPTM desmopressin ; mimics a hormone normally secreted at night to decrease urine production. DDAVP administered at bedtime by nose spray or tablet can prevent bladder over-filling and wetting. This medication has few side effects but excess evening fluid consumption should be avoided. Many children use DDAVP only as needed, for those nights when they must remain dry, such as sleepovers or camping trips. Imipramine, taken at bedtime, causes bladder relaxation, tightening of the bladder control muscles and a change in sleep quality, all of which can improve bladder control. Some children will experience drying of the mouth and constipation with this medication. Dosing instructions for imipramine must be followed carefully and the drug should be stored safely as an overdose can be dangerous. Other medication may be appropriate for children who have a daytime bladder control problem in addition to bedwetting.

Tricyclic antidepressants, such as imipramine or doxepin, have been used to treat urge incontinence because of their ability to inhibit or paralyze the bladder smooth muscle and lozol.

Histade .35 Hista-Vent Da.35 Hista-Vent PSE .35 Histex IE .32 Histex Pd 12.32 Hivid .27 HMS .18 Homatropine hydrobromide .17 Humalog.9 Humalog mix 75 25.9 Humatrope .11 Humibid L.A.35 Humira .8 Humulin 50 .9 Humulin 70 30 .9 Humulin L .9 Humulin N.9 Humulin R .9 Humulin U .9 Hycet.30 Hydralazine .22 Hydra-Zide .21 Hydrochlorothiazide .22 Hydrocodone Acetaminophen.30 Hydrocodone Ibuprofen .30 Hydrocortisone . 10, 15, 31 Hydrocortisone acetate .39 Hydrocortisone iodoquinol .38 Hydrocortisone valerate .10 Hydromorphone .30 Hydroxychloroquine sulfate .26 Hydroxyurea .7 Hydroxyzine HCl .32 Hydroxyzine pamoate .13 Hyflex DS.29 Hyoscyamine . 14, 41 Hyoscyamine sulfate .14 Hyospaz. 14, 41 Hyzaar .21 I IB-Stat.14 Ibuprofen.31 Icar prenatal.41 Iletin II lente pork ; .9 Iletin II NPH pork ; .9 Iletin II regular pork ; .9 Immipramine .27 and vasodilan. Number % ; of Patients with Prior Psychoactive Medication for indications other than Major Depression ; by Generic Term Ordered by Decreasing Frequency Intention-To-Treat Population --Treatment Group -Paroxetine Placebo Total Generic Term N 101 ; N 102 ; N 203 ; number of patients with at least one prior psychoactive medication METHYLPHENIDATE HYDROCHLORIDE AMPHETAMINE ASPARTATE AMPHETAMINE SULFATE DEXTROAMPHETAMINE SACCHARATE DEXTROAMPHETAMINE SULFATE CLONIDINE METHYLPHENIDATE AMFEBUTAMONE HYDROCHLORIDE CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE HYDROCHLORIDE CLONIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE HYDROXYZINE HYDROCHLORIDE MELATONIN VALPROATE SEMISODIUM TRAZODONE CARISOPRODOL DEXAMPHETAMINE SULFATE IMIPRAMINE QUETIAPINE SERTRALINE HYDROCHLORIDE 12 11.9% ; 4 3 4.0% ; 3.0% ; 3.0% ; 3.0% ; 3.0% ; 2.0% ; 2.0% ; 1.0% ; 1.0% ; 1.0% ; 1.0% ; 1.0% ; 1.0% ; 14 13.7% ; 6 5 ; 4.9% ; 4.9% ; 4.9% ; 4.9% ; 26 12.8% ; 10 4.9% ; 8 3.9% ; 8 3.9% ; 8 3.9% ; 8 3.9% ; 2 1.0% ; 2 1.0% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 2 1.0% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5% ; 1 0.5. With the exception of a 20% decrease in th mrna in the lc after 2 wk of inipramine administration, none of these changes in gene expression were evident as a consequence of short-term administration of the drug and ketorolac.
FIG. 6 Subcutaneous implantation of capillary ultrafiltration CUF ; probes into ear skin. The CUF probe was implanted into the mouse ear from the end near the head A, arrow ; . Damage to blood vessels in the ear skin was avoided during the probe implantation. The semi-permeable membrane hollow fiber was entirely covered by ear skin. H&E staining indicated that the CUF probe B.

HUMALOG Insulin lispro ; .6 HUMIBID DM Guaifenesin Dextromethorphan ; .10 HUMIBID LA FENESIN generic Guaifenesin ; .10 HUMULIN Insulin recom ; .6 HYDERGINE generic Ergoloid Mesylates ; .17 Hydralazine APRESOLINE generic ; .8 HYDREA generic Hydroxyurea ; .4 Hydrochlorothiazide HYDRODIURIL generic ; .8 Hydrocodone acetaminophen LORCET, LORCET PLUS generic ; .16 Hydrocodone acetaminophen VICODIN, VICODIN ES generic.16 Hydrocortisone HYDROCORTISONE generic ; .5 Hydrocortisone HYTONE generic ; .24 Hydrocortisone PROCTO-CREAM HC 2.5% ; .25 Hydrocortisone Acetate ANUSOL HC SUPP ; .25 HYDROCORTISONE generic Hydrocortisone ; .5 Hydrocortisone intrarectal foam CORTIFOAM ; .25 Hydrocortisone retention enema CORTENEMA ; .25 Hydrocortisone valerate WESTCORT generic ; .24 Hydrocortisone acetic acid VOSOL HC OTIC generic ; .23 Hydrocortisone neo polymyxin B CORTISPORIN OTIC generic ; .23 Hydrocortisone pramoxine EPIFOAM ; .25 Hydrocortisone pramoxine PROCTO-CREAM HC ; .25 Hydrocortisone pramoxine PROCTOFOAM HC ; .25 HYDRODIURIL generic Hydrochlorothiazide ; .8 Hydromorphone DILAUDID generic ; .16 Hydroxychloroquine PLAQUENIL generic ; .2, 16 Hydroxyurea HYDREA generic ; .4 Hydroxyzine ATARAX, VISTARIL generic ; .10 HYGROTON generic Chlorthalidone ; .8 HYTONE generic Hydrocortisone ; .24 HYTRIN generic Terazosin ; .8, 13 I Ibuprofen MOTRIN generic ; .16 ILOSONE generic Erythromycin Estolate ; .1 ILOTYCIN generic Erythromycin Ointment ; .21 IMDUR Isosorbide monohydrate ; .7 Ijipramine TOFRANIL generic ; .14 Imiquimod ALDARA ; .25 IMITREX Sumitriptan injection tablets spray ; .17 IMURAN generic Azathioprine ; .4 Indanavir CRIXIVAN ; .2 Indapamide LOZOL generic ; .8 INDERAL LA generic Propranolol LA ; .7 INDOCIN generic Indomethacin ; .16 Indomethacin INDOCIN generic ; .16 Insulin aspartate NOVOLOG ; .6 Insulin glargine LANTUS ; .6 Insulin lispro HUMALOG ; .6 Insulin recom HUMULIN ; .6 Insulin recom NOVOLIN ; .6 INTAL INHALER Cromolyn ; .11 INVIRASE, FORTOVASE Saquinavir ; .2 Iodoquinol YODOXIN ; .2 and lamotrigine.
Medication Brand Name generic name ; Catapres clonidine ; Norpace disopyramide ; Thorazine chlorpromazine ; Mellaril thioridazine ; Zyprexa, Zydis olanzapine ; Flexeril cyclobenzaprine ; Pamelor nortriptline ; Elavil amitriptline ; Sinequan doxepin ; Tofranil imipramiine ; Ditropan oxybutynin ; Benadryl diphenhydramine ; Chlor-Trimeton chlorpheniramine ; Cogentin benztropine ; Artane trihexyphenidyl ; Use High blood pressure Irregular heartbeat Psychosis e.g., schizophrenia ; Muscle relaxant Depression Bladder spasms Allergy, cold, rash Parkinson's disease. Note: ABC-CV Aberrant Behavior Checklist, Community Version Aman et al., 1985 CGI-S Clinical Global Impression Scale National Institute of Mental Health, 1985.
THE MULTIPLE MYELOMA LISTSERVE by Nancy Baxter Many patients and caregivers do not live close to a myeloma support group. Those who might have a support group conveniently nearby may find that the group meets at a time when they are working, busy with family obligations, or when they are just too tired to get in the car and drive. Others just don't like talking face to face. Whatever the reason, the IMF has, for many years, provided an alternative source of information and support to myeloma patients, caregivers, friends, and family. The Multiple Myeloma ListServ affectionately called "The List" by its 1500 members was founded by Michael Katz, an IMF Director, and June Brazil, a myeloma patient. At a time when the number of in-person myeloma support groups was nowhere near the over 140 groups that exist today, Mike and June sought to link myeloma patients via an e-mail discussion forum. The List has created a true "cyber family" that includes doctors and lawyers, construction workers and homemakers, teachers and salesmen, retired people, musicians, writers, and others. Members of this diverse group share their experiences, accumulated knowledge, and moral support. They discuss everything from treatments and side effects to family issues and useful tips about dealing with health insurance and improving relationships with healthcare providers. The List has created countless friendships, often between people who have never met. Recently, List members have even participated in an IMF-led online study that looked at the possible link between bisphosphonate use and a serious condition HOTLINE -- continued reduced bone density, perhaps indicating early evidence of MM ; , low levels of uninvolved immunoglobulins again, this probably means the patient actually had occult MM at diagnosis ; , age over 60, and or SPB on axial head and trunk ; skeleton region. In patients whose monoclonal protein persists after radiation therapy, the likelihood of relapse is greater; conversely, those whose monoclonal protein disappears after local radiotherapy are less likely to relapse. 8 0 0 - 2873.

Imipramine chemistry Active Ingredient IMIPRAMINE HCL TAB 10 MG IMIPRAMINE HCL TAB 10 MG IMIPRAMINE HCL TAB 10 MG IMIPRAMINE HCL TAB 10 MG IMIPRAMINE HCL TAB 10 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG RISPERIDONE TAB 0.5 MG CHLORPROMAZINE HCL SYRUP 25 MG 5ML ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG ASPIRIN DISPERSIBLE TAB 300 MG. Practice ALLESLEY VILLAGE SURGERY ALLESLEY PARK MEDICAL CTR BROAD LANE SURGERY JUBILEE HEALTHCARE PARK LEYS MEDICAL PRACTICE HILLFIELDS HEALTH CENTRE - 1 WESTWOOD MEDICAL H CENTRE GREEN LANE MEDICAL CENTRE STATION STREET WEST SURGERY GOVIND HEALTH CENTRE EDGWICK MEDICAL CENTRE BALLIOL ROAD SURGERY HKMC TANYFRON KENSINGTON ROAD SURGERY WOODSIDE MEDICAL CENTRE WILLENHALL PRIMARY CARE CENTRE - 2 BELL GREEN HEALTH CENTRE STOKE ALDERMOOR MED CTRE ENGLETON HOUSE SURGERY COPSEWOOD MEDICAL CENTRE WYKEN MEDICAL CENTRE HILLFIELDS HEALTH CENTRE - 3 THE GABLES MEDICENTRE THE CROSSLEY PRACTICE SPRINGFIELD MEDICAL PRACTICE HOLBROOKS HEALTH TEAM PARK HOUSE HOLYHEAD SURGERY BARLEY LEA HOUSE BREDON AVENUE SURGERY WHEELWRIGHT LANE SURGERY KENYON MEDICAL CENTRES WALSGRAVE HEALTH CENTRE WOODWAY MEDICAL CENTRE WILLENHALL PRIMARY CARE CENTRE - 1 WALSGRAVE ROAD SURGERY - 2 DAVENTRY ROAD SURGERY LIMBRICK WOOD SURGERY THE FORUM HEALTH CENTRE HILLFIELDS HEALTH CENTRE - 2 MOSELEY AVENUE SURGERY WOOD END HEALTH CENTRE BROOMFIELD PARK MED.CTR. TORCROSS MEDICAL CENTRE LONGFORD MEDICAL CENTRE CENTRAL MEDICAL CENTRE PHOENIX FAMILY CARE MAIDAVALE SURGERY MANSFIELD MEDICAL CENTRE WILLENHAL OAK MEDICAL CENTRE FORREST MEDICAL CENTRE FOLESHILL ROAD SURGERY QUINTON ROAD SURGERY TILE HILL SURGERY WINDMILL ROAD HEALTH AND FAMILY CENTRE JUBILEE HEALTH CENTRE STONEY STANTON MEDICAL CENTRE PARADISE MEDICAL CENTRE HENLEY GREEN MEDICAL CENTRE WALSGRAVE ROAD SURGERY - 1 DADHANIA SURGERY SWANSWELL MEDICAL CENTRE ePACT Mar 06 - Feb 07 PCT Average Strips per diabetic patient 395 358 331 and tofranil. Seroquel XR, 5.8 Serostim, 10.2.4 sertraline oral concentration, 5.5.1.3 Sidekick Glucose Monitor 18.1 Silvadene, see silver sulfadiazine silver sulfadiazine, 2.2 simvastatin, 4.8.2 Sinemet, see carbidopa levodopa Sinemet CR, 5.7.2 Sinequan, see doxepin Singulair, 15.1.4 Skelaxin, 11.3.2 Skelid, 8.6 sodium sulfacetamide med pads and lotion, 6.3, 6.8 Sof-Tact, 18.1.2 Solaraze, 6.7 Soltamax solution, 3.0 Soma, see carisoprodol Somavert, 8.6 Sonata, 5.2.2 Soriatane CK Kit sotalol, sotalol AF, 4.4 Spectracef, 2.1.1 Spectazole, see econazole Spiriva, 15.1.3 spironolactone, 4.3.3 spironolactone w hctz, 4.3.3 Sporanox, 2.3 Sprycel, 3.0 Staflex, 5.1.1 Stalevo, 5.7.2 Starlix, 8.1.2 Strattera, 5.9.6 Striant, 13.3 Suboxone, 5.1.1.2 Subutex, 5.1.1.2 sucralfate, 9.4.1 Sular, 4.2 sulfacetamide sodium lotion, 6.8 sulfacetamide sulfur, 6.3 sulfacetamide sodium opth, 14.1.1 Sulfacet-R, 6.3 sulfamethoxazole trimethoprim, 2.1.6 sulfasalazine, 9.6 sulfatol gel, 6.3 sulindac, 11.1.2 Sumycin, see tetracycline Suprax, 2.1.1 Surestep, 18.1.2 Sutent, 3.0 Symax Duotab, 9.3 Symbicort, 15.1.3 Symbyax, 5.8.1.1 Symlin, 8.1.4 Symmetrel, see amantadine Synarel, 13.1.2 Synthroid, see levothyroxine sodium Tagamet, see cimetidine Tamiflu, 2.5.2 tamoxifen citrate, 3.0 Tarceva, 3.0 Tarka, 4.5.6 Tasmar, 5.7.2 Tazorac, 6.8 Teczem, 4.5.6 Tegretol, Tegretol XR, 5.4.1 Tekturna, 4.5.6 Temodar, 3.0 Temovate, 6.1 Tenormin, see atenolol Tequin, 2.1.9 terconazole cream, 2.4.1 Terazol 3, 2.4.1 Terazol 7, 2.4.1 terazosin, 4.5.1 terbinafine, 2.3 Testim, 13.3 Tessalon, see benzonatate Testoderm TTS, 13.3 tetracycline, 2.1.7 Teveten, 4.5.4.2 Teveten HCT, 4.5.6 Tev-Tropin, 10.2.4 Thalomid, 17.2 Theo-Dur, 15.1.2 theophylline ER, 15.1.2 Tiazac, 4.2 Ticlid, see ticlopidine HCl ticlopidine HCl, 12.4 Tigan, see trimethobenzamide HCl Tilade, 15.1.3 timolol maleate, timolol maleate XE, 14.5 Timoptic, see timolol maleate Timoptic XE, see timolol maleate XE Tindamax, 2.7.5 tizanidine, 11.3.1 TOBI, 2.8.2 Tobrex, see tobramycin sulfate Tobradex, 14.3 tobramycin sulfate, 14.1.1 Tofranil, see imipramine Tofranil PM, 5.5.1.1 Topamax, 5.4.7 Topicort, 6.1 Toprol XL, 4.4 Toradol, see ketorolac Torecan, 5.6 torsemide, 4.3.1 Tracer BG, 18.1 Tracleer, 4.6.3 tramadol apap, 5.1.1 tramadol HCl, 5.1.1 trandolopril, 4.5.4.1 Transderm-Scop, 5.6 tranylcypromine sulfate, 5.5.2 Travatan, Travatan-Z, 14.5 trazodone HCl, 5.5.1.4 Trental, see pentoxifylline Tretin-X Combo Pack, 6.3 tretinoin oral, 3.0 tretinoin topical, 6.3 triamcinolone acetonide, 6.1 triamterene w hctz, 4.3.3 triazolam, 5.2.2 Tricor, 4.8.1 Triglide, 4.8.1 Tri-Levlen, 13.7 Trileptal, 5.4.1 Trilisate, see choline & magnesium trisalicylate trimethobenzamide HCl, 5.6 trimipramine, 5.5.1.1 Tri-Norinyl, 13.7 Triphasil, 13.7 Trusopt, 14.5 True Control, 18.1 Trycet, 5.1.1.3 Tussionex, 15.3 Twinject, 15.1.3 Tykerb, 3.0 Tylenol w Codeine, see acetaminophen w codeine Ultram, see tramadol HCl Ultrase MT, 9.6 Ultracet, 5.1.1 Ultram ER, 5.1.1 Ultravate, see halobetasol propionate Umecta Nail Film Susp, 6.9.2 Umecta PD, 6.9.2 28 Uni-Dur, 15.1.2 Uniphyl, 15.1.2 Univasc, see moexipril Uniretic, see moexipril HCTZ urea 50% ointment, 6.9.2 Urealac, 6.9.2 Urimar-T, 2.1.8 Urisym, 16.1.4 Uritact-EC, 16.1.4 URO Blue, 2.1.8UroXatral, 16.1.4 Urso, 9.6 Urso Forte, 9.6 Utrona, 2.1.8 Vagifem, 13.4 Valcyte, 2.5.2 Valium, see diazepam valproic acid, 5.4.4 Valtrex, 2.5.2 Vandazole, 13.1.3 Vantin, see cefpodoxime Vantin Suspension, 2.1.1 Vasotec, see enalapril maleate Vasoretic, see enalapril maleate hctz venlafaxine, 5.5.1.4 Ventavis, 4.6.2 Ventolin, see albuterol Ventolin HFA, 15.1.1 Veramyst, 7.2 verapamil HCl, verapamil SR , 4.2 verapamil ER PM, 4.2 Verdeso 6.1 Verelan, Verelan PM, 4.2 Vesanoid, 3.0 Vesicare, 16.1.1 Vexol, 14.2 Vfend, 2.3 Viagra, 16.1.4 Vibramycin, see doxycycline Vicodin, see hydrocodone w acetaminophen Vicoprofen, 5.1.1.2 Vigamox, 14.1.1 Visicol, 9.6 Visqid A A, 2.1.8 Vistaril, see hydroxyzine Vivactil, 5.5.1.2 Vivelle, Vivelle Dot, 13.4 Vivaglobulin, 10.0 Volmax, 15.1.1 Voltaren, see diclofenac Voltaren Opth, 14.6 Vosol, see acetic acid Vosol HC, see acetic acid HC Vospire, see albuterol ER Vusion, 2.4.2 Vytorin, 4.8.2.1 Vyvanse, 5.9.1 warfarin sodium, 12.3.1 Welchol, 4.8.1 Wellbutrin, see bupropion HCl, Wellbutrin SR, see bupropion SR Wellbutrin XL, 5.5.1.4 and see bupropion XL Westcort, see hydrocortisone Winstrol, 13.3 Xalatan, 14.5 Xanax, see alprazolam Xanax XR, 5.2.1 Xclair, 6.9.2 Xenaderm Ointment, 6.9.2 Xenical, 17.3.2 Xibrom, 14.6 Xifaxan, 2.8 Xodol, 5.1.1.2 Xolegel, 2.4.2 Xopenex, 15.1.1 Xopenex HFA, 15.1.1 Xylocaine, see lidocaine HCl Xyrem, 5.2.2 Yasmin, 13.7 Yaz, 13.7 Zaditor, 14.6 Zagam, 2.1.9 Zanaflex, 11.3.1 Zantac, see ranitidine Zantac Efferdose, Zantac Granules, 9.4 Zarontin, see ethosuximide Zaroxolyn, see metolazone Zavesca, 8.6 Zazole, 2.4.1 Zebeta, see bisoprolol fumarate Zegerid caps and packets, 9.4.2 Zelnorm, 9.7 Zemplar, 12.1.3 Zestril, see lisinopril Zestoretic, see lisinopril w hctz Zetia, 4.8.1 Ziac, see bisoprolol fumarate hctz Zithromax, see azithromycin, 2.1.4.1 Zmax, 2.1.4.1 Zocor, see simvastatin, 4.8.2 Zoderm, 6.3 Zofran, Zofran ODT, 5.6 and see ondansetron Zolinza, 3.0 Zoloft, 5.5.1.3 zolpidem, 5.2.2 Zomig, Zomig ZMT, Zomig Nasal Spray, 5.1.2 Zonegran, 5.4.7 Zorprin, 11.1.1 Zovirax Topical, 2.5.2 Zovirax, see acyclovir Zyban, see bupropion SR, 5.9.5 Zyflo, 15.1.4 Zylet, 14.3 Zyloprim, see allopurinol Zymar, 14.1.1 Zymase, 9.6 Zyprexa, 5.8 Zyprexa Zydis, 5.8 Zyrtec, 15.2.1 Zyrtec-D, 15.2.

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