Doctors prescribe insulin glargine injection for managing blood sugar levels in people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. You take it by injecting it under the skin once per day.
Doctors prescribe ibandronate oral tablet for treatment and prevention of osteoporosis in women who have gone through menopause. You take it by mouth once per month.
Doctors prescribe hyoscyamine sublingual tablet for certain gastrointestinal disorders, certain bladder or kidney problems, or runny nose. You take it by placing it under your tongue three to four times per day.
Mifepristone oral tablet is prescribed to end a pregnancy less than 10 weeks along or to help manage high blood sugar in people with Cushing syndrome. It may cause mild or serious side effects, including serious infections or bleeding.
Bisacodyl delayed-release oral tablet is used to treat occasional constipation. This drug may interact with other medications and food. For example, it can interact with osmotic laxatives and others.
Ceftriaxone injection is prescribed to treat certain infections caused by bacteria. This drug may interact with other medications. For example, it can interact with certain diuretics, birth control pills, warfarin, and others.
Spironolactone oral tablet is prescribed for heart failure, high blood pressure, and hyperaldosteronism. It is also prescribed to people with liver and kidney problems. It may interact with alcohol, other drugs, and some supplements. For example, it can interact with certain blood pressure drugs and more.
Dimenhydrinate injection is prescribed to prevent and treat nausea, vomiting, and vertigo due to motion sickness. It’s an antihistamine drug that may cause mild or serious side effects. These include drowsiness, dizziness, and dry mouth, nose, and throat.