There are nonprescription products, which come in dosage forms and strengths appropriate for children and adults. These include antihistamines, which can cause drowsiness. Ask your pharmacist for expert help in selecting the right product for your needs. Intestinal Problems can be a result of changes in diet while traveling. Visits to foreign countries can introduce a different microbial population into your digestive system that may result in traveler's diarrhea.
Most cases are mild to moderate and can be managed with nonprescription products.
Ask your pharmacist to recommend products to take with you and explain their proper use. Sun Exposure should be limited and sunscreen with at least SPF 15 should be used, especially if you are susceptible to sunburn. Certain prescriptions may increase your sensitivity to the sun. Ask your pharmacist if your medication can have this effect. If mild sunburn occurs, nonprescription medications or moisturizing products such as aloe vera gel can be used to aid in healing, cool burned areas, and moisturize the skin.