new sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines

April 1998

The CDC's new sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelinesare influencing physicians to adopt new prescribing habits.

CDC now emphasizes single-dose, oral regimens in many cases.

MANY physicians have asked us for our summary of theseguidelines, from our February issue.

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Table of Contents

Viagra (sildenafil), the first ORAL therapy for impotence
Thyroid Disorders possible interaction between calcium supplements and levothyroxine (Synthroid, etc.)
Gastroenterology omeprazole (Prilosec) is effective to prevent and treat NSAID-induced ulcers
LOTS of new interest in the herb, kava
St. John's wort now comes in a PATCH
Cardiology calcium blockers might increase the risk of MI
Smoking Cessation help the patients choose the right one
Smoking Cessation help patients choose the right smoking cessation product
Dermatology whether sunscreens prevent melanoma
Infectious Diseases Some patients on Crixivan or other protease inhibitor combo therapy are noticing an unusual side effect
Infectious Diseases new sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines
Neurology & Pain dextromethorphan for pain
nutritional drinks
good resources to help you get drug samples and FREE medications
Dermatology possible risk of depression and suicide in patients taking Accutane for acne