Sentences with phrase «worry about this medicine»

For the most part, however, you shouldn't have to worry about this medicine while nursing.

Not exact matches

In some industries — emergency medicine, airlines, trucking — long shifts with little sleep are the norm, and managers worried about potentially deadly oversights are paying increasing attention to the effects of sleep deprivation (many railways now have directors of alertness or similar roles).

Individuals living in Japan, the United States, or Germany don't worry about rampant inflation, a national infrastructure that is at the point of collapse, or the availability of basic necessities, such as food and medicine.

Yes, don't worry about the economy... don't worry about where the next meal is coming from to feed the kids... don't worry about dentistry, doctors and medicine when the kids suffer with no way to obtain treatment.

Was I simply too passionate about our practice model that I was brushing off the worries of conventional medicine?

Dr. Ann Witt, a board - certified family medicine physician, certified lactation consultant, and fellow of breastfeeding medicine, is worried about the impact Anthem's policy changes will have on patients.

You may have to cope with using medicines like alka seltzer plus while breastfeeding and worrying about the effect to the baby.

Below, you'll find some information to make it easier for you to tell whether or not this medicine is one you should be worried about.

If the child is no longer drinking breast milk, then you can discard it and not worry about the child receiving the medicine.

These days, she is worried about the near total lack of women in senior administrative positions in academic medicine.

But forget for a moment that we're talking about worried, potentially sleep - deprived parents who might not be familiar with the medicine they're dispensing.

«I'm concerned that this paper will leave people with the message that bisphenol A causes heart disease and diabetes,» says cardiovascular biologist Garret FitzGerald of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in Philadelphia, who worries about the small sample size; only 79 people reported cardiovascular disease.

«We expected athletes with ADHD to gravitate toward individual sports, like golf or tennis, where they have more control, there is a little bit more repetitiveness and they don't have to worry about the responsibilities or roles of teammates or opponents,» said Dr. James Borchers, director of the Division of Sports Medicine at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.

«People don't deserve to have me worry about them,» grouses Saul Green, professor emeritus of biochemistry at the Sloan - Kettering Institute and a prolific author of journal articles critical of alternative medicine.

«I've been worried enough about lack of funding and sequestration that I've considered alternative career options,» says Bolduc, who works in the lab of Philip Cole, director of pharmacology and molecular science at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

With a drone, things like letters, medicine, first - aid supplies and food can be delivered quickly, cheaply and autonomously without having to worry about traffic, blocked roads or a lack of roads.

ACE inhibitors are used in medicine to treat hypertension, but the mechanism by which they extend life in nematodes - not a species that has to worry about high blood pressure - remains to be explored.

Researchers suggest black men are less likely to receive aggressive treatment because they are more worried about the cost and how the medicine will impact their daily life.

If you can, go super light on your makeup so you don't have to worry about spending too much time taking it off before you start exercising, recommends Mona Gohara, MD, a dermatologist at the Yale School of Medicine.

Some people simply forget; others skip or neglect medicines because they're worried about costs or side effects.

They interviewed Robert Sallis, MD, the codirector of Sports Medicine Fellowship at Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center, who assured them that Tylenol is still likely the safest choice for most people, and that athletes who take less than 2,000 milligrams a day (about six regular - strength tablets) shouldn't worry.

I am worried about soy affecting my hashimoto's disease and t4 absorption from my medicine... Then, I am wondering if I have gastro issues..

For instance, (a little random... but stay with me...) a study done recently by the British Journal of Sports Medicine showed a significant drop in sperm count in males who spend more time in front of the TV (you may not be worried about this now, but how will this affect your children in the future?)

«Until about 15 years ago, women were told by their gynecologists that they did nt need to worry about heart disease until menopause because hormones would protect them up to that point, and hormone therapy would protect them afterward,» says Nanette Wenger, MD, chief of cardiology at Grady Memorial Hospital and professor of medicine at Emory University School of Medicine in medicine at Emory University School of Medicine in Medicine in Atlanta.

, I hope to eventually be a medical director of a large shelter or perhaps teach shelter medicine at one of our veterinary colleges, to inspire other young professionals to go out and care harder, make shelter medicine better, never worry about «keeping prices high» and «the economy floating.»

If you are interested in the field of veterinary medicine, but don't want to dedicate 8 years to become a veterinarian or are worried about the difficulty of being accepted in a competitive accredited veterinarian program, consider becoming a Registered Veterinary Technician, or vet tech.

A little scrape here or there typically is nothing to worry about, but often has pet owners running for the medicine cabinet or calling their veterinarian for antibiotics.

I contacted him and told him about my health, he asked me not to worry anymore that he's going to prepare the medicine and send it to me in the states.

Having worked in emergency medicine and having seen plenty of parvovirus puppies, I can understand why so many veterinarians worry about not vaccinating.

Many veterinarians are willing to match prices that you find online, which means that you can get the same savings without having to worry about whether or not the medicine you purchase is safe.

For those customers who worry about the cost of food, gently counsel them about the value of providing healthy nutrition, which is way cheaper than veterinarian bills and medicines to treat preventable conditions attributable to poor diet.

Most of the plans also cover the expenses for the cost of compulsory medicines and patients don't need to worry about the same.