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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Second Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in the United Kingdom, 2008-2009

Variable Details

Variablemed_other
LabelGot medication for the symptoms in other way (specify)
Responses
Antibiotic (already in possession for another illness) 1
Antibiotics 1
Antibiotics - amoxicillin 1
Co-codemol 1
Diarrhalite 1
Gavascon 1
Ibruprofen 1
Imodium 1
Lemsip, Benylin, Night nurse 1
Paracetamol, Paracodamol, Hedex 1
Penicillin 1
Through a nurse who's a friend 1
cough medicine, paracetamol 1
diarrhoea relief 1
emuran, predisolone, salavoparene, vitimin b compound merilcompramide 1
fibogel 1
gaviscon 1
headache tablets 1
imodium 2
imodium plus 1
imodium, paracetamol 1
in india, had injection to stop sickness. 1
loperamide 1
nightnurse, venos cough medicine 1
paracetamol 2
used a member of the family's prescription med for same thing 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationSecond Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in the United Kingdom, 2008-2009
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