Go to your primary care physician who can refer you to a competent hematologist. There is no "dietary management" of hemochromatosis.

Go to your physician, Avoid Tylenol (Acetaminophen) and other over the counter drugs for pain until then.

Oxycodone, a thebaine based opiod, clears quickly from the body unless it is taken in large doses or in the extended release form. Most 10 panel cards will not detect oxycodone if doses are small. However, they now have a separate test for oxy and fentanyl. These tests can show positive up to 4 days.

In Christianity, I believe the sinner ask for salvation from the Christian Messiah, Jesus and then they are saved. Babtism is different and varies from church to church (from what I have heard) and it is kind of like the "icing of the cake" to consecrate a "christian"

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Ambien is NOT a Benzodiazepine. Specifically, It is classified as a non-benzodiazepine hypnotic. As a physician, the rapid drug screen cards do not test for it. A specific test for Ambien is expensive and rarely used. If they specifically test for Ambien it can be detected for about 48 hours after the last dose. No … Read more