I need to find contact information for the Honda or Hyundai test facilities near mojave, CA?… by ralph279
Looking for a Mechanical Engineering position and these facilities seem ideal.
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The Cantil test track facility is a rather secret place for Hyundai and Honda. It's the area 51 of car research. If you want to contact them or get more info, check out the link below.
http://world.honda.com/link/HondaRandDAmericas/
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Is there any advanced treatment for fibrinogen 1 deficiency?… by 8iimmi
Is there any manual and advanced treatment (drugs) for fibrinogen 1 deficiency? Is fibrinogen 1 deficiency kind of heamophilia? Is there any drugs which can stop the bleeding?
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To control or prevent bleeding, all that
How many different meds do you take for fibromyalgia and what is it?… by 007butterf
I have been through a lot of meds, but did not find anything too helpful. I must say diazepam works a little.
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Ultram 3 at a time for pain.
Flexeril muscle relaxer.
Paxil for depression.
Clonazepam for sleep.[in the diazepam family]
Darvocet for muscle tension and TMJ headache.
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Is there any way to permenently remove hair other then a laser?… by J
I would think there has to be a way to use some type of cream to destroy follicles? Why hasn't anyone come up with one? It's kind of like the cure for the common cold in my opinion. It seems so easy, yet there is no way to do it.
Best Answer:
sorry there is actually nothing that can permanently remove hair. 
(i hate mine!)
There are prescription pills that help diminish hair growth such as Spironolactone and Tagamet. Spironolactone, is a diuretic. But it is effective and can help cut down on acne due to excessive testosterone levels as well. Tagamet, a drug used for ulcers, also helps cut down on hair growth. Both are prescription drugs and you need to discuss these options with your dermatologist. Neither medication makes the hair fall out, so you do have to remove the hair until you start to see results.
A new prescription drug called Vaniqa helps prevent hair growth in the first place. It
how can i get rid of dark insect bite marks on my legs?… by give me freed
i have 3 ugly mosquito bite marks for three weeks already and they have no plans of disappearing! help! i need easy and inexpensive HOME REMEDY that will give effects in the soonest possible time. help help please!
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ummmm….idk about home remedies-just a few suggestions medicine wise
hydrocortisone (anti-itch that should take down swelling)
or a prescription strength steroid that you spray on yourself (tell ur dr. ur allergic to mosquito bites (that is, that you puff up) otherwise he wont give it to you) its called (i think…havent had to use it yet this summer)KENaLOG SPRAY
Drug Information For: KENALOG SPRAY 63GM
Ingredient Name: TRIAMCINOLONE (trye-am-SIN-oh-lone)
63 mG costs 63 at walgreens…but once you have it…i promise you'll use it
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College Girl in need of Help!?… by TaurusChick
okay,
so i know that during menstration, cramps are sometimes involved. But mine are very severe. I've tried Midol to help calm them down. I did work for a while, but then I guess my body became accustomed to it, the cramps became stronger. They are so painful, I even faint sometimes. (which scares me)
the pains usually last for 1-5 hours and they make my thighs kind of numb. Im going to college in the fall of 07' and I need something that will work so that I can use through out college.
I don't want to be sitting on a desk and in a moment I feel like the women on T.V. giving birth (never had a child) or passing out. Is there anything out there? PLease help me!!!!
I was asked to go on the pill, but I was scared because my mother was on it years ago after my second brother was born. She stoped and said that now that she has wants to have another kid, she cant because of all the times she had taken the pill. I want to have kids in the FAR future, will this affect me?
Best Answer:
I recommend taking the Pill. My period used to be so… incredibly.. bad. I couldn't eat, I couldn't even move. I'd miss so much school. At least the first 2 days of every period to be exact. I tried Midol.. never worked. If you don't want to get on the pill (it's not so bad.. today they're getting better and better. I use Zovia or Kelnor. It's a really good one) But if you're afraid to use the pill, ask your gyno about Anaprox. It's a lovely muscle relaxer. I got it w/out having to get checked by the doctor. However, when my prescription ran out, I had to get checked. Anyway, if you're afraid to use that, then you can use Aleve. That's what i use now. I'm on the pill, but i still have some annoying cramps every once in a while. So, i'll take some Aleve, and use a heating pad. I'll just fall asleep, and when i wake up i feel much better.
If you don't have a heating pad, you can use a bottle of hot water with a towel wrapped around it, or if you have to get up and go, get some of those things that warm when you open them. You can stick them on the inside of your pants/underwear, and they'll stay warm for quite some time.
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what medications prohibit you from getting a third class medical license?… by root_s
If possible the list from the FAA.
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http://www.aopa.org/members/databases/medical/druglist.cfm
if you are not a member, email JD at …………
medicalassist@aopa.org
edit: here is a short list of prohibited meds.
Adderall
(amphetamine)
Aldomet
(methyldopa)
AlleRx
(methscopolamine)
Amitriptyline
(amitriptyline)
Antabuse
(disulfiram)
Antivert
(meclizine)
Aranesp
(darbepoetin alfa)
Aricept
(donepozil hcl)
Artane
(trihexyphenidyl)
Astelin
(azelastine)
Ativan
(benzodiazepine)
Azilect
(rasagiline)
Benadryl …………………Take note of this one, many pilots dont
(diphenhydramine)
Bentyl
(dicyclomine HCL)
Botox
(botulinum toxin)
Buspar
(buspirone)
Busulfan
(myleran)
Celexa
(citalopram)
Clonazepam
(clonazepam)
Clozapine
(clozapine)
Clozaril
(clozapine)
Cogentin
(benztropine mesylate)
Cognex
(tacrine hydrochloride)
Combunox
(Oxycodone and Ibuprofen)
Combunox
(Oxycodone and Ibuprofen)
Comtan
(entacapone)
Concerta
(methylphenidate HCl)
Cylert
(pemoline)
Cymbalta
(duloxetine)
Cymbalta
(duloxetine hydrochloride)
Cymbalta
(duloxetine)
Dalmane
(flurzaepam hydrochloride)
Darvocet
(propoxyphene napsylate)
Darvon
(propoxyphene HCl)
Demerol
(meperidine HCl)
Depakene
(valproic acid)
Depakote
(divalproex sodium)
Desyrel
(trazodone)
Dexedrine
(dextroamphetamine sulphate)
Dilantin
(phenytoin)
Ditropan/Ditropan XL
(oxybutynin chloride)
Doxepin
(doxepin HCl)
Effexor
(venlafaxine HCl)
Elavil
(amitriptyline)
Eskalith
(lithium carbonate)
Evista unacceptable if treating depression symptoms
(raloxifene)
Exubera
(inhaled insulin)
Flexeril
(cyclobenzaprine HCl)
FocalinXR
(dexmethylphenidate)
Haldol ……..
(haloperidol decanoate)
Herceptin
(Trastuzumab)
Imdur
(isosorbide mononitrate)
Januvia
(sitagliptin)
Keppra
(levetiracetam)
Klonopin
(clonazepam)
Lamictal
(lamotrigine)
Lariam
(mefloquine hydrochloride)
Lexapro
(escitalopram)
Librax
(chlordiazepoxide/clinidium)
Librium
(chlordiazepoxide)
Lioresal
(baclofen)
Lomotil
(diphenoxylate)
Lortab
(hydrocodone)
Lortab
(hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen)
Loxitane
(loxapine succinte)
Lunesta
(eszopiclone)
Lyrica
(Pregabalin)
Meridia
(sibutramine Hcl monohydrate)
Mestinon
(pyridostigmine bromide)
Midrin
(isomepthene mucate)
Mirapex
(pramipexole dihydrochloride)
Morphine
(morphine sulfate)
mysoline
(primidone)
Namenda
(memantine hydrochloride)
Neurontin
(gabapentin)
Nexevar
(sorafenib)
NitroDur
(nitroglycerin)
Nitrostat
(nitroglycerin)
Nortriptyline
(nortriptyline)
Orap
(pimozide)
Oxycontin
(oxycodone)
Oxytrol
(oxybutynin)
Paxil
(paroxetine HCl)
Pegasys
(peginterferon alfa-2a)
Percocet
(oxycodone HCl)
Percodan
(oxycodone HCl)
Permax
(pergolide)
Phrenilin
(butalbital)
Pletal
(cilostazol)
Provigil
(modafinil)
Prozac
(fluoxetine HCl)
Razadyne ER
(galantamine)
Rebetol
(ribavirin)
Rebetron
(ribavirin and interferon alfa-2b)
Rebif
(interferon beta-1a)
Relpax
(eletriptan hydrobromide)
Remeron
(mirtazapine)
Reminyl
(galantamine)
Requip
(ropinirole HCl)
Restoril
(tamazepam)
Ritalin
(methylphenidate HCl)
Robaxin
(methocarbamol)
Roferon-A
(Interferon alfa-2a, recombinat)
Rozerem
(ramelteon)
Scopolamine
(transdermal scopolamine)
Serzone
(nefazodone HCl)
Sinequan
(doxepin HCl)
Skelaxin
(metaxalone)
Soma
(carisoprodol)
Spansule
(dextroamphetamine sulfate)
Stalevo
(carbidopa/levodopa/entacapone)
Stelazine
(trifluoperazine HCl)
Strattera
(atomoxetine)
Symlin
(Pramlintide)
Symmetrel
(amantadine)
Tegretol
(carbamazepine)
Tikosyn
(dofetilide)
Topamax
(topiramate)
Transderm
(scopolamine)
Tranxene
(clorazepate dipotassium)
Ultracet
(tramadol HCl, acetaminophen)
Ultram
(tramadol HCl)
Urispas
(flavoxate)
Valium
(diazepam)
Velcade
(bortezomib)
Vicodin
(hydrocodone bitartrate)
Wellbutrin
(bupropion)
Xanax
(alprazolam)
Zofran
(ondansetron)
Zofran
(ondansetron)
Zyban
(bupropion)
Zyprexa
(olanzapine)
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Who wants to take a ride in my roflcopter?… by Cram
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What exacly do the doctors do when you go in with the problem of having a yeast infection?… by Miss
I seriously need to know. Do they like have you take off your clothing and they look around/mess around down there? Could somebody tell me about their experince at the doctors office with any sort of problem “down there” thanks 
it would really help me out to know what to expect. Im 16 and a virgin so im not really used to having people look down there and stuff.
What are sturips? Like on a horse (lol)
Best Answer:
Understanding Yeast Infection — Treatment
How Do I Know If I Have It?
To diagnose oral thrush, a doctor will examine the white patches and may take a sample for testing. To check for vaginal yeast infection, a doctor may take a vaginal wet smear. If your doctor thinks you have a systemic yeast infection, a blood, stool or tissue sample will be tested for the fungus.
What Are the Treatments?
Treatment will depend on your specific condition but will focus on counteracting the growth of the yeast organism that causes the infection.
Your doctor will probably treat oral thrush with an antifungal medication such as clotrimazole or ketoconazole. Babies with oral thrush are typically given nystatin with a dropper.
Infections of the skin can be treated with topical applications of clotrimazole.
For a vaginal yeast infection, an over-the-counter topical cream or suppository (a pill that dissolves in the vagina) containing miconazole or clotrimazole is typically suggested. If over-the-counter medications are not effective, your doctor may prescribe a cream with terconazole or an oral antifungal drug containing fluconazole.
If your doctor determines that you have a systemic yeast infection, you may get intravenous doses of amphotericin or flucytosine.
WebMD Medical Reference
SOURCES: American Academy of Family Physicians. Feminist Women's Health Center. National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases. Merck & Company”
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Is there a medicine similar to Boniva, which is for Osteoporosis, that is available in the market in China?… by eamcull
If there are none, can anyone make a suggestion as to affective osteoporosis medicine that might be found in Asia? This could be life-saving! Pease, any suggestions will be taken into consideration. Thank you.
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The prescription medications most similar to Boniva in the U.S. are Fosamax (alendronate) and Actonel (risendronate) these should be easer to find than Boniva, and should be available in China (if Boniva is). Beware of fakes in China, however… there is a big market for conterfeit meds and China and India are common countries of origin. If you have no luck finding them, there are other options- such as Fortical (calcitonin nasal spray) and estrogens. Keep in mind the brand names are probably different in other countries, so go by the generic name (in parenthesis).
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