Just wondering... I've heard of many meds for the seasickies, and tried nearly all of them. I was going to try to get a script for some scopolamine patches before I head down to FL in a couple months, but, due to a recent stomach virus, I now have an ample supply of Zofran 8 mg sublingual tabs.
Doctors and specialists in areas related to Pancreas conditions: 1  Diabetes & Endocrinology Specialists: 2  Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism. 3  Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. 4  Pediatric Endocrinology (Child Hormones). 5  Cholesterol Specialists: 6  Clinical Lipidology (Cholesterol/Triglycerides). 7  Cardiac (Heart) Specialists:
The type of doctor to see for treatment of kidney stones can vary according to your situation. 1.) Urologist-If you have a stone that is stuck, growing, or affecting the kidney's functioning, a urologist may be the best choice. They have expertize in the kidney when surgical intervention is necessary. 2.) Nephrologist- This is a doctor that specializes in diseases of the kidney. See a nephrologist for a stone that continue to reappear, multiple kidney stones, or for difficult cases of kidney stones. Note1. - : A Gastroenterologist is a doctor specializing in disorders of the Gastro-intestinal system.