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     Family Medicine Cabinet                                                        

Below is a list of medications you can buy over the counter and may be helpful to have a supply of at home. The pharmacist is often a good source of information about these medications. If you are unsure whether you can take them please call us and one of our doctors will be able discuss your question further over the phone. Remember to keep them in a locked cupboard where children can not get access to them without adult supervision. Always check the dose and instructions on the box before taking.

 

Symptom Medication
Allergy  
Stings and allergic reactions Chlorphenramine (piriton)
Allergy such as hayfever one of Certirizine (Clarityn)
  Loratadine (Piriteze)
  Acrivastine (Benadryl)
Eyes  
Allergy Sodium Cromoglycate Drops (Optrex)
Conjunctivitis Chloramphenicol Drops
Cold  
  Decongestant such as sudafed or actifed tablets
Cough  
  Simple Linctus
  Pholcodeine Linctus
Gastrointestinal  
Diarrhoea Loperamide (Imodium)
Constipation Natural Vegetable laxative like Senna
Heart Burn Gaviscon liquid or capsules
Irritable Bowel one of Peppermint Capsules (Colpermin)
  Mebeverine (Colofac)
  Buscopan
Pain and/or Temperatures  
  Paracetamol
  Ibuprofen (if no History of asthma or heart burn)
Muscle and Joint Pain  
  Muscle Rub (Deep Heat, Tiger Balm)
First Aid  
  Antiseptic Cream (such as savalon)
  Variety of bandages and plasters
Tools  
  Thermometer
  Tweezers