Before 2005, the Internal Revenue Code defined âchildâ or âqualifying childâ in several different ways depending on the benefit claimed. Each tax benefit had its own set of tests to determine whether or not a child was a âqualifying childâ for that particular tax benefit.
At one of these specialist centres the starting dose of loperamide depends on the volume of the baseline stoma output, e.g. 8mg-10mg four times daily for a very high output, and is then titrated according to response usually up to a maximum dose of 16mg four times daily.
Medications commonly used for an acute attack include the following: 1  Meclizine (Antivert), chewable (Bonine). Dose ranges from 12.5 twice/day to 50 mg three times/day. 2  Lorazepam (Ativan) 0.5 mg. Usual dose is twice/day or both at the same time at onset. 3  Promethazine (Phenergan), orally (12.5) or rectal suppository (25 mg).