Flupast

I've never heard of it, and Google returns zero relevant hits, which suggests that the word is non-existent.

It think the book made this up ( I checked the Teachers' Guide, It says this is like aspirin, but maybe it's not real). What do we call that paper in the box of tablets which says when and how we should take them? and ...When you can buy drugs and no need to see the doctor and get a prescription, that drug is called....? (I can't remember, I just can remember that it had 3 letters, abbreviated for

nazanin saryazdiWhat do we call that paper in the box of tablets which says when and how we should take them?

"instruction leaflet" or "instructions", or, if the context is clear, just "leaflet".

nazanin saryazdi...When you can buy drugs and no need to see the doctor and get a prescription, that drug is called....?

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Thank you so much! I have another question!How can I say this: I mean is this right?:
My blood pressure went down ( or was low), so the doctor prescribed a blood test and after I ran the blood test, she gave me a serum ( that liquid that comes to your body )

My blood pressure was low, so the doctor ordered a blood test. After seeing the results, she gave me ???.

This assumes that the doctor gave you the treatment after seeing the results, which seems the most likely scenario.

I'm afraid I do not know the correct name for the treatment or medicine you were given. If "serum" is correct then it may not need an article.

In my country if someone's blood pressure falls down, the doctor would send him/her to a a room in which the nurse comes and use serum ( a type of liquid which is sent into the person's vessels by something like a pipe!). Am I using the correct expression and words? Do you also have the same treatment?

nazanin saryazdiIn my country if someone's blood pressure falls down, the doctor would send him/her to a a room in which the nurse comes and use serum ( a type of liquid which is sent into the person's vessels by something like a pipe!). Am I using the correct expression and words? Do you also have the same treatment?

Unfortunately I am not familiar with this

In the dictionary it is said: se?rum / s??r?m $ s?r- / noun ( plural serums or sera / -r? / ) [ uncountable and countable ] 1 medical a liquid containing substances that fight infection or poison, that is put into a sick person’s blood ? vaccine
2 technical / the thin part of blood or the liquid from a plant

I meant number 1! How do you use it in a sentence?!
Unfortunately nobody

nazanin saryazdiI meant number 1! How do you use it in a sentence?!Unfortunately nobody answered me!

That's because we don't know the answer. You'll have to wait until somebody with medical experience comes along.

Hi, Nazanin.

nazanin saryazdiIn my country if someone's blood pressure falls down, the doctor would send him/her to a a room in which the nurse comes and use serum. Do you also have the same treatment?

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