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Oral medicines taken by mouth aren't recommended in the chronic phase. They haven't been shown to be effective at this stage of the disease. Medications.
Oral 5-aminosalicylates. These medicines are taken by mouth. · Corticosteroids. These medicines, which include prednisone and budesonide, are generally reserved ...
Oral medicine is not used often in pregnancy, especially in the first trimester. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved two medicines to ...
Oral contraceptives have side effects, though, so discuss the benefits and risks with your health care team. Maintain a healthy weight. Obesity increases the ...
Mayo Clinic oral, jaw and face surgeons (maxillofacial surgeons) and orthodontists have vast experience in treating complex jaw conditions. They have ...
Taking an oral antihistamine. For stronger reactions, try taking a nonprescription antihistamine that doesn't cause sleepiness, such as cetirizine ...
Avoid kissing. Avoid sexual behaviors that have a risk of fecal-oral transmission or that involve semen or urine. Use condoms and dental dams during oral and ...
Sores on the genitals can make sex painful. The affected skin and nails might stay slightly darker even after healing. Oral sores may affect your ability to eat ...
Your dentist or oral surgeon can look at your teeth and mouth to see if you have impacted wisdom teeth or another condition that could be causing your symptoms.
For a child under age 1, use an oral rehydration solution such as Pedialyte. These solutions contain water and salts proportioned to replenish fluids and ...
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