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It's my first time going abroad, what should I take with me?!
What should I take with me from clothes, medicine and essentials?!
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Comfortable shoes, I don’t advise a lot of clothes, only the suitcase will be heavier. Sun and burn cream (if you go to the sea) is expensive there. from diarrhea. from the throat. noshpu. ear drops. patch.bandage.coal.
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answered 14 years ago
in Kemer, the beaches are pebbly, so take a special. rubber. shoes for the sea
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From my travel experience, I know that one of the most pressing problems is stomach upset. Not that severe poisoning, but there is discomfort due to the transition to new water and food. Instead of activated charcoal, I highly recommend Enterosgel (paste in a tube, NOT sweet). Much more efficient and modern than coal! If you feel that something is wrong in your stomach - stir a tablespoon in half a glass of water and drink. Neutralizes any substances that cause poisoning. Including helps with viral infections of the intestine. In other types (not pasta) - it is very difficult to drink (((
You can Smektu, Enterodez (powder in sachets).
If you just drink Loperamide (for example), then the intestines will stop "pushing out" the toxic substance, and it will continue to harm the body. You can get sick for a few days of rest.
And what I listed, how a sponge absorbs all the muck, so that nausea, vomiting and loose stools disappear not because of the “turning off” of peristalsis, but because of the neutralization of what caused these symptoms.
I didn't know this before...
But when I learned to "correctly" deal with such things, I made life easier for myself, my relatives and even my acquaintances abroad "saved".
You can take note. And have a good rest!!!
You can Smektu, Enterodez (powder in sachets).
If you just drink Loperamide (for example), then the intestines will stop "pushing out" the toxic substance, and it will continue to harm the body. You can get sick for a few days of rest.
And what I listed, how a sponge absorbs all the muck, so that nausea, vomiting and loose stools disappear not because of the “turning off” of peristalsis, but because of the neutralization of what caused these symptoms.
I didn't know this before...
But when I learned to "correctly" deal with such things, I made life easier for myself, my relatives and even my acquaintances abroad "saved".
You can take note. And have a good rest!!!
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answered 14 years ago
From sunburn - Panthenol (spray).
Maybe something for allergies.
It's best to have your own thermometer.
From a cold "Terra Flu" (or whatever you prefer).
From herpes - ointment.
Throat for sure!
From pain (any: headache, toothache ...).
In general, we always have a lot of medicines "for all occasions." It is better to uselessly transport back and forth than in case of something - to waste time of rest in search of a pharmacy. But if something suddenly hurts, but you cannot help yourself, do not hesitate to contact the reception to help you get to the doctor under insurance. We had a doctor at the hotel. Having caught a cold, they turned. Under insurance - free of charge (examination and even medicines: drops, antibiotics, painkillers). Helped very quickly. And the inflammation was strong (although they didn’t suffer before, they didn’t take anything from the ears).
Despite the presence of shampoos and shower gels in hotels, we prefer to carry our own. What is in hotels, we like only as a souvenir for memory))
We have a road flat iron (small, folding) for trips. In some hotels they give an iron, but it’s easier for us with our own (not to depend on anyone). But that's for someone who likes it.
Maybe something for allergies.
It's best to have your own thermometer.
From a cold "Terra Flu" (or whatever you prefer).
From herpes - ointment.
Throat for sure!
From pain (any: headache, toothache ...).
In general, we always have a lot of medicines "for all occasions." It is better to uselessly transport back and forth than in case of something - to waste time of rest in search of a pharmacy. But if something suddenly hurts, but you cannot help yourself, do not hesitate to contact the reception to help you get to the doctor under insurance. We had a doctor at the hotel. Having caught a cold, they turned. Under insurance - free of charge (examination and even medicines: drops, antibiotics, painkillers). Helped very quickly. And the inflammation was strong (although they didn’t suffer before, they didn’t take anything from the ears).
Despite the presence of shampoos and shower gels in hotels, we prefer to carry our own. What is in hotels, we like only as a souvenir for memory))
We have a road flat iron (small, folding) for trips. In some hotels they give an iron, but it’s easier for us with our own (not to depend on anyone). But that's for someone who likes it.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, another universal thing - Psilobalm. From insect bites / jellyfish (although this was not on vacation, fortunately), from sun and thermal burns, from allergic skin rashes ...
Well, one more means of salvation - Regidron. This is in case of dehydration (from poisoning, or overheated in the sun) ... A bag of powder is diluted in 1 liter. water, drink literally a small sip every 10-15 minutes (as far as possible). Helps to quickly restore the water-salt balance in the body. After all, many poisonings are terrible just by dehydration!
Enterosgel + Regidron, or Enterodez + Regidron will be put on your feet in a couple of hours! And after the normalization of well-being, you can drink Linex for 2-3 days.
Including, by the way, with alcohol poisoning.
Well, one more means of salvation - Regidron. This is in case of dehydration (from poisoning, or overheated in the sun) ... A bag of powder is diluted in 1 liter. water, drink literally a small sip every 10-15 minutes (as far as possible). Helps to quickly restore the water-salt balance in the body. After all, many poisonings are terrible just by dehydration!
Enterosgel + Regidron, or Enterodez + Regidron will be put on your feet in a couple of hours! And after the normalization of well-being, you can drink Linex for 2-3 days.
Including, by the way, with alcohol poisoning.
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answered 14 years ago
When forming a first-aid kit, first of all, use the recommendations of your attending physician (if any). Select medicines in the first-aid kit only with a valid expiration date, in their original packaging and with the attached instructions. The amount of medicines transported must be within reasonable limits so as not to arouse suspicion from the customs authorities of other countries.
It is recommended to have medicines that you have already taken for the following possible circumstances:
It is recommended to have medicines that you have already taken for the following possible circumstances:
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Antipyretics: Aspirin, Amidopyrine, Paracetamol.
For headaches: Pentalgin, Tempalgin, Analgin, Citramon.
Painkillers: Solpadein, Spazgan, Baralgin.
For respiratory diseases: Faringosept, Bromhexine, Codelac; nose drops Pinosol, Glazolin.
With indigestion: Activated charcoal, Levomycetin, Festal, Mezim-forte, Smecta, Imodium.
In case of allergies: Suprastin, Tavegil, Claritin.
Cardiovascular agents: Valocordin, Corvalol, Validol.
Calming agents: infusion of Valerian or Motherwort, Novo-passit.
Antiseptics of external action: Iodine, Zelenka, Hydrogen peroxide, Miramistin.
Means used for damage to the eyes and ears: Albucid, Sofradex.
Means for relieving fatigue and swelling of the legs: Troxevasin gel, Hirudoven.
From "seasickness" and motion sickness in transport: bonin, air sea.
Sunscreens and skin care products after sun exposure.
For sunburn and skin allergic reactions to the sun: Panthenol spray, Tavegil.
Dressing material: waterproof adhesive plaster, bandage, cotton balls.
Insect bite remedies.
Thermometer (not mercury).
For headaches: Pentalgin, Tempalgin, Analgin, Citramon.
Painkillers: Solpadein, Spazgan, Baralgin.
For respiratory diseases: Faringosept, Bromhexine, Codelac; nose drops Pinosol, Glazolin.
With indigestion: Activated charcoal, Levomycetin, Festal, Mezim-forte, Smecta, Imodium.
In case of allergies: Suprastin, Tavegil, Claritin.
Cardiovascular agents: Valocordin, Corvalol, Validol.
Calming agents: infusion of Valerian or Motherwort, Novo-passit.
Antiseptics of external action: Iodine, Zelenka, Hydrogen peroxide, Miramistin.
Means used for damage to the eyes and ears: Albucid, Sofradex.
Means for relieving fatigue and swelling of the legs: Troxevasin gel, Hirudoven.
From "seasickness" and motion sickness in transport: bonin, air sea.
Sunscreens and skin care products after sun exposure.
For sunburn and skin allergic reactions to the sun: Panthenol spray, Tavegil.
Dressing material: waterproof adhesive plaster, bandage, cotton balls.
Insect bite remedies.
Thermometer (not mercury).
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answered 14 years ago
from personal...
A first aid kit was collected for all cases ...
particularly helpful:
from motion sickness - the air sea (they took the child) seemed to help ..
and adhesive plasters (regular and corn) fell apart ... when walking, they rubbed their legs .. it took about 20 pieces ... they don’t take up much space .. take it with a margin)
A first aid kit was collected for all cases ...
particularly helpful:
from motion sickness - the air sea (they took the child) seemed to help ..
and adhesive plasters (regular and corn) fell apart ... when walking, they rubbed their legs .. it took about 20 pieces ... they don’t take up much space .. take it with a margin)
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answered 13 years ago
Vadim01018 it’s definitely a lot of patch, I checked it myself, and I also need a sorbent that would help with poisoning, otherwise if you get poisoned, the patch won’t come in handy, since you won’t go anywhere. I prefer to take enterosgel from sorbents. Never let me down when poisoned.
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answered 10 years ago
Lili83, you know, I don’t even pay as much attention to things as to a first aid kit. Things can be bought on the spot, but medicines can not always be purchased abroad such as you need. Therefore, I always put antipyretic in the first-aid kit, from poisoning, from sunburn, from the throat I prefer anti-angina, it has already proven itself very well. Well, and if I go with the whole family, then I also put individual preparations in the first-aid kit for everyone. And who is allergic, who collects all corners)
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