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Below is a list of common medications used to treat or reduce the symptoms of tetanus adjunct treatment. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.

20 medications found for ‘tetanus adjunct treatment’

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baytet syringeOn LabelRXReviews
carbacot 100 mg/ml injection solutionOn LabelRXReviews
chlorpromazine 25 mg/ml injection solution antipsychotics (excluding select aripiprazole formulations)On LabelRXReviews
clorazine solutionOn LabelRXReviews
homo-tet syringeOn LabelRXReviews
hu-tet solution, reconstituted (recon soln)On LabelRXReviews
hyper-tet solution, reconstituted (recon soln)On LabelRXReviews
hypertet s-d syringeOn LabelRXReviews
klorazine solutionOn LabelRXReviews
methocarbamol 100 mg/ml injection solution central muscle relaxantsOn LabelRXReviews
ormazine solutionOn LabelRXReviews
robaxin 100 mg/ml injection solution central muscle relaxantsOn LabelRXReviews
skelex 100 mg/ml injection solutionOn LabelRXReviews
spenaxin 100 mg/ml injection solutionOn LabelRXReviews
tetanus immune globulin (pf) syringeOn LabelRXReviews
tetanus immune globulin solution, reconstituted (recon soln)On LabelRXReviews
thoradol solutionOn LabelRXReviews
thoramed solutionOn LabelRXReviews
thorarex solutionOn LabelRXReviews
thorazine 25 mg/ml injection solutionOn LabelRXReviews

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