Ashley Wong, PharmD

Doctors prescribe ramipril oral capsule for high blood pressure and heart failure in certain adults. They also prescribe it to reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death due to heart problems. You take it by mouth up to two times per day.

Doctors prescribe Keppra for certain types of seizures that occur with epilepsy. Your dosage will depend on the form of the drug that’s prescribed and other factors.

Doctors prescribe tamoxifen oral tablet to treat and lower the risk of certain types of breast cancer. You take it by mouth one to two times per day.

Doctors prescribe Premarin for symptoms of menopause and certain hormone-related conditions. The dosage and how you administer the drug depends on the form you’re prescribed.

Doctors prescribe midodrine oral tablet for low blood pressure upon standing up in adults. You take it by mouth three times per day.

Doctors prescribe ketorolac oral tablet for the short-term management of pain in adults. You take it by mouth once every 4–6 hours as needed.

Doctors prescribe estradiol oral tablet for symptoms of menopause. It’s also prescribed to treat other conditions. You take it by mouth up to three times per day.

Doctors prescribe flecainide oral tablet to treat certain types of irregular heart rhythm in adults. You take it by mouth twice per day.

Doctors prescribe erythromycin oral tablets for a wide range of infections caused by bacteria in adults and some children. You take it by mouth up to four times per day.

Doctors prescribe epinephrine injection for severe allergic reaction and for low blood pressure due to septic shock. You receive it by injection into your muscle, under your skin, or into your vein. One injection is one dose.

Doctors prescribe indomethacin oral capsule for pain and inflammation caused by certain conditions. You take it by mouth up to four times per day.

Doctors prescribe morphine extended-release oral tablet for severe pain in adults. You take it by mouth every 8–12 hours.