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In case of poisoning, burns, colds, what medicines are needed in Egypt?
What medicines do you need to take with you? If poisoning, cold, burn, cut? Do I need anything special, maybe some antibiotics?
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Who better than you to know your body! Just in case, take a little bit of everything, broad-spectrum antibiotics such as ampicillin (if you are very worried, they won’t take up much space), you can also take them, but I don’t think they will be useful to you! )
Focus on gastric pills, for the intestines (festal, imodium, espumizan) and for the treatment of injuries! And also Bepanten from burns (or a substitute) and something from mosquitoes will not hurt.
Have a good rest!
Focus on gastric pills, for the intestines (festal, imodium, espumizan) and for the treatment of injuries! And also Bepanten from burns (or a substitute) and something from mosquitoes will not hurt.
Have a good rest!
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answered 14 years ago
poisoning - coal, smecta, manganese for gastric lavage (I can’t imagine how you will do it =))))
burn - Panthenol, lifeguard.
cuts - peroxide)))
but in general there are first-aid posts, pharmacies, and by the way a lot of very good medicines !!
burn - Panthenol, lifeguard.
cuts - peroxide)))
but in general there are first-aid posts, pharmacies, and by the way a lot of very good medicines !!
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answered 14 years ago
What do I take to EGYPT?!
First aid kit: - Nifuroxazide or Enterofuril - from diarrhea, these are NOT antibiotics, they kill E. coli while not damaging the beneficial intestinal flora,
Other medicines that you use at home are Pancreatin, for fever, pain, bandage, brilliant green ....
Cream for safe tanning with a protection factor of 25-30
Headdress! Glasses! Swimsuit;) -better a couple.
You can take shampoo (they dry hair, dandruff appears)
Soap (small and uncomfortable bars of soap in hotels)
Bathing shoes (coral)
Rope or braid - 5 meters. (After the airport, everything happens ... a bag without handles and wheels) a couple of clothespins.
Pen for filling out the migration card.
Camera, camera, chargers, mobile phone - on the account - a lot, or buy simfortour houses, sim-travel - incoming 0, outgoing 0.55 $
Small dollars (for 1 tip, 15 visa)
Dollars for excursions (from 30 to 300)
For a present, they love vodka with pepper, Alyonka chocolate, seeds, cigarettes.
Shopping-hookah, hibiscus tea, papyrus, terry towels, perfume oils (for inhalation) fruits (mango, guava, loquat, physalis, ashta-cherimoya, figs, strawberries, melons, papaya) only mango and guava juices are good
First aid kit: - Nifuroxazide or Enterofuril - from diarrhea, these are NOT antibiotics, they kill E. coli while not damaging the beneficial intestinal flora,
Other medicines that you use at home are Pancreatin, for fever, pain, bandage, brilliant green ....
Cream for safe tanning with a protection factor of 25-30
Headdress! Glasses! Swimsuit;) -better a couple.
You can take shampoo (they dry hair, dandruff appears)
Soap (small and uncomfortable bars of soap in hotels)
Bathing shoes (coral)
Rope or braid - 5 meters. (After the airport, everything happens ... a bag without handles and wheels) a couple of clothespins.
Pen for filling out the migration card.
Camera, camera, chargers, mobile phone - on the account - a lot, or buy simfortour houses, sim-travel - incoming 0, outgoing 0.55 $
Small dollars (for 1 tip, 15 visa)
Dollars for excursions (from 30 to 300)
For a present, they love vodka with pepper, Alyonka chocolate, seeds, cigarettes.
Shopping-hookah, hibiscus tea, papyrus, terry towels, perfume oils (for inhalation) fruits (mango, guava, loquat, physalis, ashta-cherimoya, figs, strawberries, melons, papaya) only mango and guava juices are good
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answered 14 years ago
It’s like our linen is being hung on strings on the balcony with clothespins! immediately guess where ours are!!! And seeds with dried fish eat on the beach with beer, it’s even unpleasant to look like on a collective farm!
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answered 14 years ago
I rummaged through the Internet here and after an article about the dangers of the Red Sea, I decided that it was necessary to take an antihistamine with me to Egypt (for any bites). People also advised to have a bottle of vinegar with you to treat burns from jellyfish, etc. Vinegar can be replaced with lemon juice, which in my opinion is much easier!
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answered 14 years ago
in the cases you mentioned
medicines are the same as at home
just take it with you from home
medicines are the same as at home
just take it with you from home
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answered 14 years ago
I always take with me against intestinal upset. They feed deliciously, but the food is unusual, dysbacteriosis can easily begin. Hilak forte helps me. Also, sunscreen is a must, it’s a little expensive there, it’s cheaper to bring your own.
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answered 12 years ago
I got poisoned twice on the same trip and, as luck would have it, I didn’t take any medicines with me. For the first week I walked, sorry, with only water, but didn’t run, but walked twice a day, in the morning and in the evening. And the second time grabbed right before leaving. What I did: I drank 2 liters of water and washed my stomach - the procedure is unpleasant, but after it it immediately became easier. Arriving home, I drank a course of RIO-Flora capsules along with Enterofuril, you can also drink Laktofiltrum. Well helped. Be sure to take your medicines with you when traveling, do not repeat my mistakes !!!! Good luck!!
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answered 10 years ago