Very little colestipol or cholestyramine is absorbed into the body and both are thought to be
relatively safe medication.
However, for most dogs and cats, ivermectin is considered to be
a relatively safe medication when used appropriately.
Not exact matches
Almost all
medications transfer into breast milk, but most are
safe to take while breastfeeding because the amount of the substance that makes it into breast milk is
relatively small, less than one percent of the dose.
Even with the use of over the counter
medications, which are
relatively safe, may at some concentration level pose danger to the breastfed child.
While a
medication may be identified beneficial for you and is
relatively safe for children, there may be some concentration levels or dosages that can not be tolerated by the breastfed child.
Though allergy and asthma
medications are
relatively safe compared to some other drugs, when taken consistently in high doses, they can cause bone density loss, glaucoma, and other problems.
Benadryl is a
relatively safe and effective
medication for dogs when used according to the instructions of a veterinarian.
When administered to your pet as prescribed by a veterinarian these
medications are
relatively safe, however certain circumstances such as overdose, oversensitivity to the drug, or reactions to other drugs, it can become fatal.
Used to combat motion sickness, Dramamine is
relatively safe and can be used if you are in a pinch, but there are canine - specific
medications that work faster and last longer.
If antidepressant
medication is needed, there are
medications which are
relatively safe and effective even for mothers who are breastfeeding.
Thus, the first choice for treatment is stimulants due to their
relatively safe side effect profile however when misuse / diversion is a risk the choice of
medications that are less abusable such as Daytrana (methylphenidate in patch form) or Vyvanse (lis - dexamfetamine -
medication is oral however bound to lysine requiring stomach acid digestion in order to be activated).