We prescribe mild pain relievers to our patients who have acute or chronic pain as a result of an injury or condition. Often, the pain medications we prescribe are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which reduce your swelling and ultimately decrease your pain. To do our part to curb the opioid epidemic, we don’t prescribe opioids to relieve moderate to severe pain. Infections are a common cause of visits to our clinic. For instance, we see a great deal of patients who have sinus, throat, and respiratory tract infections, just to name a few. They’re, however, not effective at treating viral infections like the flu or a cold. These medications fight bacteria to kill or prohibit them from flourishing. Some examples of antibiotics we prescribe are as follows: • Amoxicillin • Ciprofloxacin • Penicillin • Azithromycin Besides oral antibiotics, we can give you ointments and eyedrops. Often, a physician prescribes an ointment to clear up a skin infection. Sometimes, it’s a precautionary measure used to prevent an infection from occurring in a wound. We also have antibiotic eye drops to clear up infections like pink eye. Although we don’t always have them on site, we usually have albuterol inhalers. A physician may prescribe them if you have temporary breathing issues caused by an infection or severe allergies. Whether you’re having an allergic reaction to food or are suffering from seasonal allergies, our pharmacy has medications available. For instance, if a physician prescribes a prescription-strength allergy medication, we can fill the prescription. One common medication you could receive a prescription for is fexofenadine, the generic for Allegra. We have children’s allergy medications on hand. We can fill an order for an antihistamine to relieve hives or a rash.