Oct 25, 2023
Chlorambucil Drug
Medical information for Chlorambucil on Pediatric Oncall including Mechanism, Indication, Contraindications, Dosing, Adverse Effect, Interaction, Renal Dose, Hepatic Dose.
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Chlorambucil Drug
Medical information for Chlorambucil on Pediatric Oncall including Mechanism, Indication, Contraindications, Dosing, Adverse Effect, Interaction, Renal Dose, Hepatic Dose.
Chlorambucil | Find why Chlorambucil is prescribed including its typical usage, side effects and safety, interactions, warnings and ask a doctor for expert advise on Chlorambucil at MediKlik.com
Chlorambucil | Find why Chlorambucil is prescribed including its typical usage, side effects and safety, interactions, warnings and ask a doctor for expert advise on Chlorambucil at MediKlik.com
Bottomless pit no more
Josie is a bottomless pit. If it is on the floor, she considers it fair game. She’s stolen food out of the hands of toddlers, rummaged compost piles, even tried to steal Bear’s meds. Because of this, I typically limit her food to just half a cup twice a day. It used to be three quarters of a cup twice a day, but at that time she was 50 pounds and needed to drop some. The reduction worked and she…
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At least a month's supply of meds - for everyone
Today seemed like medicine refill day. It included a trip to the local vet for Josie’s new antibiotic during lunch. As well as a trip after work to Walmart to pick up Bear’s partially filled seizure meds (apparently, like Josie’s Palladia, its on backorder and hard to get). And finally, when I arrived home, Josie’s latest batch of Chlorambucil was waiting on my front porch. It was a nice surprise…
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What happens when on auto-pilot
Today is Wednesday. That means it is Josie’s day to get Palladia. I even have a nifty schedule to follow that makes this easy for me.
As always, I get home and the first thing I do (after letting the dogs out) is give Josie her Pepcid dose. At this time, I’m well aware it is a Palladia day – because there is no tablet of Prednisone sitting with the Pepcid tablet in the pill box.
Then, about an…
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The regime
I’ve never been good at remembering to give my dogs drugs when they need them. The monthly doses of Heartguard and Frontline tend to be missed by days, if not weeks. I’m the worst with Bear. He needs daily doses of phenobarbital to prevent his seizures. Although I was meticulous when he started, I miss more than I care to admit. I think they’ve been lucky. No heartworms, no fleas, and no…
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Drugs by mail = delays
When I left the oncologist’s office last Tuesday, I had all but one drug – Chlorambucil. A special pharmacy would be calling and sending me this medication. Not a problem – that is how the Piroxicam was handled as well. Late Wednesday evening, the pharmacy finally called to get billing and shipping information. I was informed it would be going out priority mail and arrive on ice and would need…
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