Sentences with phrase «never took medication»

At the six to eight year mark, even more of the children / teens had switched groups, so the number who never took medication was rather small.

«He never took medication, but he wishes he did because he would have done a lot better in school.

I never took any medication for it, and now I am pregnant.

Cyndi has been a nutritionist for over 30 years, has lived a healthy lifestyle her entire life, in fact she has never taken any medication, not even paracetomol.

I am fortunate in a strange way, I am an addict and an alcoholic, in recovery now for over 8 years so as a rule I never take any medication because most things I can't take anyway.

Never take medication in front of a child or call it candy when administering to a child.

You've heard it before, but it bears repeating: Never take any medication, supplement or herbal remedy without checking with your health care provider first.

Compared with the general population, and after controlling for confounding factors (such as disease duration, other co-existing diseases and socio - economic factors), patients with RA actively on TNF inhibitor treatment were 50 percent more likely to have ACS, while those who had never taken these medications were over twice as likely to have ACS.

I had never taken any medications myself but saw how much medications improved my mom's asthma.

Per the study, which was published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, women who took Fosamax developed an 86 % great risk of developing atrial fibrillation than those who had never taken this medication.

Not exact matches

I've had hypothyroidism for years and years and my medication has to be taken 1 hour before I eat so that the food and meds don't attach to each other and therefore the meds never get absorbed into my body.

It interacts highly with medications and you never know who is taking medication or not and who would not be able to eat your food.

I took the medications I needed, but they never helped for long.

have you stopped taking your medication as you are posting a lot now and I had never noticed you before?

After another three days in ICU I was moved to the cardiology ward, where I was told my heart function had been impaired, and the medication that the doctors were suggesting I take meant that I would never be able to give my baby my milk.

I was never able to breastfeed due to a medication that I am required to take regularly.

I have not tried taking any medication to fix the problem but my milk supply stays at the same amount (1 - 2 oz per time) and never increases even when I have increased the times I have pumped during the day.

And it's never a good idea to take sleep medication if your baby sleeps in your bed with you since you can lose awareness and either roll onto the baby or push her out of the bed.

I see often online that women will state that pumping and / or taking galatogoues (medications or herbs that increase supply) is pointless if you know you'll never be able to make enough milk to exclusively breastfeed.

Of course drugs, alcohol, or desensitizing medications should never be taken if sleeping in a bed next to an infant.

First thing's first, never, under any circumstances stop taking prescription medications without speaking to your doctor first.

Most of the nursing mothers said that their babies never showed any sign of withdrawal symptoms after they stopped taking the medication.

Also I never recommend taking medications to dry up your milk supply.

Never co-sleep if either of you have drunk alcohol or are taking medication which could make you sleep more heavily.

* Never drink, take drugs or use prescription medications that cause drowsiness if you are co-sleeping with your infant.

ACS occurred in the general population at a rate of 3.3 / 1,000 person - years, compared to 5.7 / 1,000 person - years among those patients with RA actively on TNF inhibitor treatment and 8.6 / 1,000 person - years among those with RA who had never taken a biologic medication.

Its never a good idea to take someone elses prescription medication — whether they re migraine drugs, common antibiotics, or anything in between.

Never stop taking one of these medications without supervision from your doctor.

«And it's something we never hear said about other medications that pregnant women take all the time for asthma, or heart disease or diabetes.

Blood tests come back in the normal range, although my liver function is low (I have never drunk heavily and do not drink alcohol or take any drugs or medications now).

You will also need to take Thyrolar or any thyroid medication for the rest of your lifetime so you should never stop taking this medication unless told to do so.

This approach is of particular importance because the original phentermine was never meant to be allowed for use as a weight loss medication, taking into account its terrible side effects.

I have never drank alcohol, smoked cigarettes, taken drugs nor have I ever been on medication, and I am never sick.

And I've never had to take any medication or supplements except B12.

I certainly never told any patients that it could be like a horror show and you might never be able come off of a psychiatric medication if you're taking it for longer than a year or so.

I've never seen any problems occur, even with patients who have been taking high blood - pressure medications, sleeping pills, antidepressants, etc..

I'm a petite girl and had never taken any anti-anxiety medication, so I think starting off with a lower dosage was standard protocol.

I had never taken any serious medication prior to this (other than for strep throat, migraines, etc.) I was prescribed Paxil for my anxiety since it's a widely - used medication with a high success rate.

He is taking oral medications but never got the prescribed heart tests, and his lost sense of «immortality» has sent him on a self - destructive binge: habitual lying, sexual affairs, divorce, and bad business decisions that nearly put him in prison.

Before the holidays, when many pet owners take their furry companions along to grandma's house, consider setting up a carrier display with travel tips, such as «Never leave your pet alone in the car» and «Pack a pet travel kit with food, bowls, leash, medication and a waste scoop.»

Also, feline medications are often the same as the meds we take, but NEVER give your cat your own medication without consulting your veterinarian.

I personally have never had a single patient develop any lab abnormalities or serious health issues as a result of taking behavior medications (knock on wood!)

If so you might want to ask your vet to check his thyroid levels and if they are extremely low (like.08) he might need thyroid supplement.I have two obese gliders and separating them and putting them on diets never worked.I researched it and found that gliders are now being diagnosed with low thyroid, got and tested and sure enough they were.They have been taking thyroid medication and it is already helping with their weight and other symptoms.the are some great threads on the Glider Gossip website about thyroid issues.just search it on their website or Google.Good luck!

As I mentioned, as adults, my cats have never taken any preventive medication for cat worms.

If you feel your dog needs medication, speak to your vet - NEVER self - medicate, even if a friend's Weimaraner took very well to the medication.

My Golden has been on the heart prevenative medication «Heartgard» I have never missed a dose and she goes to the vet and is very well taken care of.

I also had a Westie that struggled for years with skin allergies and was on antihistamines and steroids, I switched her to this food and within a month was able to take her off all medications and her skin cleared up, she never had another problem with skin allergies.

At trial the former girlfriend had said in evidence that if the appellant did not take his medication he was liable to snap at any time; that he became aggressive for no reason at all and would shout at her and their child — but that he had never been violent.