My daughter has epilepsy. Looking for sources with help with Administration of Diastat, help with being denied social security, and turned down for pca to help stay at home with my daughter while i am at work.
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TAKE CONTROL TODAYDiastat should not be given to people who have an eye condition called acute narrow angle glaucoma. People with open angle glaucoma may use it.
Extra caution is needed when considering the use of Diastat for seniors or those with liver or kidney disease. These people require longer to clear the medication from the body, so if Diastat is given to them too often, the level can become high and cause unwanted effects like drowsiness, unsteadiness, or breathing problems.
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My 5year old daughter
Created by at2/9/08 - 7:55 pm My daughter has epilepsy. Looking for sources with help with Administration of Diastat, help with being denied social security, and turned down for pca to help stay at home with my daughter while i am at work.
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