Many people with GERD find that certain foods trigger their symptoms. These foods may irritate the esophagus. They may also cause problems with the LES. Discovering which foods make your symptoms worse can help you deal with your GERD. No single diet can prevent all symptoms of GERD.
Regular Insulin Dosage. A standard regular insulin dosage has not been established. This is because there is not a single dose that will work for all people or even for the same person in all situations. The dose of regular insulin (HumulinÂ® R, NovolinÂ® R) that your healthcare provider recommends will vary, depending on a number of factors, including: Your current dose of other insulins.
Route of Administration: oral. The absorption of 'Amoxil' is virtually unimpaired by the presence of food. Adults and Children weighing more than 40 kg. Standard adult dosage: The usual daily dosage is 750mg in divided doses (i.e. 250mg three times daily by the oral route). In cases of severe infection the dosage may be doubled, or `Amoxil` given by injection. High dosage therapy (maximum recommended oral dosage of 6g daily in divided doses): A dosage of 3g twice daily is recommended in appropriate cases for the treatment of severe or recurrent purulent infection of the respiratory tract.