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what should I take with me from medicines?
What should be feared when visiting Turkey?
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Take your usual medicines, the ones you use at home. I usually take a lot of medicines, I take almost everything that I have at home in the first aid kit (especially when I'm traveling with a child). Without which I wouldn’t go: an anti-allergenic drug (for example, Claritin) - twice in Turkey on the beach, large wasps bit (maybe not wasps, but they look very similar to me), the bite site and the area around it swelled terribly in a minute and helped Claritin, a drug for treatment of intestinal infections - Nifuroxazide, antipyretic, patches and iodine (especially if entering the sea with stones). There is nothing special to fear. Don't forget that you will have health insurance on hand. The services of a hotel doctor are usually not cheap. I wish you a good rest and that you do not need medicines.
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answered 13 years ago
everything you can expect)
I can add an ointment like Rescuers or Healer to the previous wishes. spazmalgon, noshpu, something for headaches, indigestion, etc.
Unfortunately, I won’t name names, since my mother still collects a first-aid kit for me ...
I can add an ointment like Rescuers or Healer to the previous wishes. spazmalgon, noshpu, something for headaches, indigestion, etc.
Unfortunately, I won’t name names, since my mother still collects a first-aid kit for me ...
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answered 13 years ago
To the above, you can take activated charcoal and drops from the common cold (you can earn money from air conditioners), a band-aid from mazols. Who has problems with veins, take an ointment or pills for thrombosis (who has a long flight)
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answered 13 years ago
First of all, you need to take ANALGESICS (any) to muffle the pain before helping, Mezim, Nifuroxazide, sorbents, antiseptics, hydrogen peroxide, plaster, cough drops (cough can occur when consuming cold drinks), as well as drugs that normalize blood pressure ( papazol) and cardiac. You need to take pills on the plane ("against nausea"). This is a great thing, made in France (the ship and the plane are shown on the package).
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answered 13 years ago
"What should be feared when visiting Turkey?"
Burnt alcohol!
Everything else is successfully treated with Turkish medicine and medicines, among which there are much fewer fakes than those bought in our pharmacies. I hope you arrange a normal medical insurance for yourself, without a deductible?
Burnt alcohol!
Everything else is successfully treated with Turkish medicine and medicines, among which there are much fewer fakes than those bought in our pharmacies. I hope you arrange a normal medical insurance for yourself, without a deductible?
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answered 13 years ago
I always take a mini first aid kit with the following set:
- drugs for poisoning or indigestion
- Activated carbon
- patches and bandage
- hydrogen peroxide (preferably in the form of a pencil)
- analgin
- claritin (generally an antiallergic agent)
- something fever-reducing
- falimint (one time helped a lot)
- anaferon
In general, the drugs you take with you should be checked by you.
- drugs for poisoning or indigestion
- Activated carbon
- patches and bandage
- hydrogen peroxide (preferably in the form of a pencil)
- analgin
- claritin (generally an antiallergic agent)
- something fever-reducing
- falimint (one time helped a lot)
- anaferon
In general, the drugs you take with you should be checked by you.
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answered 13 years ago
yeah. and the cost of medicines there is more than excellent
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answered 13 years ago
Larisa-n, not only is the cost, but Turkey has its own medicines. So the most reasonable option is to take with you
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answered 13 years ago
Moreover, if it suddenly becomes bad, whether it is food poisoning or a broken knee, it is more convenient not to run to look for pharmacies (if it is not on the territory of the hotel), but to take the necessary drug from your "camping" first-aid kit. And those who travel with children simply must have a first aid kit! It's my opinion.
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answered 13 years ago