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Duodenal ulcers, and keeping a healed duodenal ulcer from returning

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Preventing clots during unstable angina and heart attacks that do not show ST elevation

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Shingles, cold sores and genital herpes, including reducing the chance of passing genital herpes to a partner

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Skin, throat, ear, bone and urinary infections caused by susceptible bacteria

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Hay fever, allergic sneezing and itching, and long-running hives

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Mild to moderate pain where an opioid is appropriate and other treatments have not worked

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Preventing asthma attacks, hay fever and itchy eyes before they start — and, by mouth, the gut symptoms of mastocytosis

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An overactive bladder — sudden urgency, going too often, and leaking — treated with the most M3-selective drug in the class

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Long-standing hepatitis C infection, mainly genotype 1

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Hay fever, year-round nasal allergy, and long-running hives

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Serious bacterial infections — pneumonia, kidney and prostate infection, and exposure to anthrax or plague

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The manic phase of bipolar disorder, and long-term prevention of further episodes

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Hay fever and itchy hives

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Severe hospital infections, including infections in the abdomen, skin and the lining of the brain

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ADHD in children over six, as one part of a wider treatment plan. The label also carries a short-term weight-loss indication that is essentially never used

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A stomach that empties too slowly, persistent reflux that other drugs have not helped, and sickness after surgery or chemotherapy

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Pain severe enough to need round-the-clock opioid treatment, when other options are inadequate

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Impetigo and small infected skin wounds, and clearing staph from the nose before surgery

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High pressure inside the eye, treated at the blocked drain itself

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Bladder infections caused by susceptible bacteria

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Focal (partial-onset) epilepsy

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Severe long-term pain needing an opioid, when other options are inadequate

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Strep throat and other streptococcal infections, and long-term prevention of rheumatic fever coming back

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Long-standing hepatitis C infection, any of the six genotypes

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Severe hospital infections of the abdomen, skin, lungs and pelvis, given by drip

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A blocked nose and sinus pressure

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Schizophrenia, and the high and low phases of bipolar disorder

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An older broad-spectrum antiviral, now used mainly as an add-on in hepatitis C and as an inhaled treatment for severe RSV in infants

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A weakened heart, to reduce dying of it and being admitted for it

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Long-standing hepatitis C infection of the liver

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Paralysing the muscles for about five minutes so a breathing tube can be placed quickly in an emergency

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A weak, slow or hesitant urine stream, and getting up at night, caused by an enlarged prostate

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A tablet for irritable bowel syndrome with constipation, in women under 65 without heart disease

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HIV-1 infection, HIV prevention, and chronic hepatitis B

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Long-standing hepatitis C infection, any of the six genotypes

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Emergency reversal of an opioid overdose, when breathing or consciousness has been suppressed

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Early COVID-19 in adults at high risk of becoming seriously ill

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Stopping an angina attack that has started, and preventing one that is expected

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An overactive bladder — sudden urgency, going far too often, and leaking — treated with the oldest and cheapest drug available for it

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Focal epilepsy, and added-on treatment for generalised tonic-clonic seizures

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Scabies, and head lice

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Constipation — softening stool by keeping water in the bowel

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Preventing clots after a stent is placed for a heart attack or unstable angina

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Putting a person to sleep for surgery, and keeping them asleep or sedated on a ventilator

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HIV-1 infection, in people starting treatment with a lower viral load, or as maintenance therapy with cabotegravir

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Numbing an area for surgery or childbirth, chosen when the drug will be given in large volumes and an accident would matter most

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A gas that puts a person to sleep for surgery and keeps them asleep, breathed in rather than injected

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Undoing the paralysis at the end of an operation, quickly and completely, so the breathing tube can come out

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An old oral tablet that opens the airways, with a narrow margin between a helpful dose and a dangerous one

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High pressure inside the eye, treated by making the eye produce less fluid

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An overactive bladder — sudden urgency, going too often, and leaking before you reach the toilet

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High pressure inside the eye, and the nerve damage it causes

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An overactive bladder — sudden urgency, going too often, and leaking — treated with a drug built not to reach the brain

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A once-daily inhaler for long-term chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, blocking the nerve signal that tightens the airway

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Paralysing the muscles so a breathing tube can be placed and so the body stays still during an operation

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Schizophrenia, and the manic phase of bipolar disorder

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INDICATIONS & USAGE Heparin sodium injection is indicated for: • Prophylaxis and treatment of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism; • Prevention of postoperative deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in patients undergoing major abdominothoracic surgery or who, for other reasons, are at risk of developing thromboembolic disease; • Atrial fibrillation with embolization; • Treatment of acute and chronic consumptive coagulopathies (disseminated intravascular coagulation); • Prevention of clotting in arterial and cardiac surgery; • Prophylaxis and treatment of peripheral arterial…

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Regul Oil Cleansing Cream indications

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Lymphangioleiomyomatosis ( 1

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Hypertension