DOXAZOSIN vs TADALAFIL

Yesterday I got an injection of ropivacaine and clonidine between the L2 and L3 vertebrae on the right side only. It definitely worked. In preparation for the block, I stopped taking doxazosin the day prior, in order to induce more symptoms on the day of the block than I normally experience. Indeed,

Yesterday I overcame my biggest fear: general anesthesia and surgery. This is my story hopefully it helps someone out there. I canceled my laparoscopic bilateral inguinal hernia repair, twice. The first time was approximately 10 years ago when I was a lot more asymptomatic. The cancelation was pure

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I understand the reasoning and logic behind it, but does it really change any prescribers habit? I see a ton of geriatric patients at my retail pharmacy who take a lot of these older medications with the high sedation side effects just because they're cheaper. Things like: Hydroxyzine/Promethazine D

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Everyone else doing tadalafil etc refills all day today? 😂 I bet half of these dudes are gonna strike out or a base hit at most 😅🤣🤣

I was picking up a shift from a rph callout for some overtime today and then a doctor sent over both nitrostat and tadalafil. I noticed that pt was on both rx for awhile and the regular staff just overrode it with no notes. Is there any valid medical reason to be on both? I’m just scratching my hea

I currently get my generic 40mg Vyvanse prescriptions from a healthcare facility that has a policy to urine drug test every quarter. This is to make sure that I'm taking the medication and not selling it. To my shock, the results from the lab showed that I tested negative for amphetamines. Is there

Not sure if anyone noticed but it looks like a couple new manufacturers started making Tadalafil tablets. Good RX now has a coupon for 30 x 5 mg for $30. It seems like overnight the price plummeted.

What do you guys think? What are you documenting if you would fill it?

The MHRA has decided to reclassify Tadalafil 10mg (as Cialis) as a P medicine. When marketed, it means it can be bought in a pharmacy without a prescription. A pharmacist is still expected to consult etc. the same as with Viagra.

Generic Cialis 20 mg (Tadalafil 20 mg by Prasco) is AB1 rated. Generic Adirca 20 mg (Tadalafil 20 mg by many manufactures) is AB2 rated. ​ In an orange book state, if the Prescriber writes for Cialis 20 mg, can you give them the generic Adirca 20 mg, given that it's AB2 Rated? &#x200

However, the patient has been on this doing well. I’m wondering if there’s a lack of data? **edit: this is a dialysis patient Thanks!