preventive dose

Earlier, before leaving home, he had taken a preventive dose of paregoric.

A: Use a preventive dose of yeast medication and eat yogurt.

In that case, I recommend a preventive dose of medication before dinner."

He shot me in the butt with three kinds of antibiotics and a heavy preventive dose of neoarsphenamine.

For the past two days, Junior had eaten only binding foods, and late this afternoon, he had taken a preventive dose of paregoric, as well.

Antifibrinolytic agents effectively prevent bleeding of the mouth when they are combined with a preventive dose of clotting factor.

If red wine is a trigger for you, but you'd like to enjoy a glass on special occasions, ask your doctor about taking a preventive dose of medication.

Pyridostigmine bromide is a drug used to treat myasthenia gravis, but it can also blunt the effects of nerve gas, and so some soldiers were given preventive doses of it in the war.

He only half heard her for he had found the series of lectures that he had copied that spring, thirty Turns gone, when he was far more interested in urgent problems like Threadscore, infection, preventive doses, and nutrition.

Alan Brownstein, executive director of the National Hemophilia Foundation, said the absolutely safe factor VIII could allow hemophiliacs to take regular preventive doses of factor VIII, just as diabetics take insulin.

The new tercero and a handpicked crew of soldiers consumed a significant preventive dose of melange, which would help protect them from any remnants of the Scourge and give them added fortification against the horrors they were bound to find on Parmentier.

An author of the study, Dr. Michael G. Shlipak of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in San Francisco, said that virtually all the women should have been taking preventive doses of aspirin, but that just 83 percent were doing so.

I had contemplated briefly treating him with a preventive dose of bugwort, but I had never been very convinced of the plant's efficacy in the first place, and in the second place, I knew of my own experience that it was men of irascible and impatient temperament who were at risk of apoplexies.