Alpha-gal Friendly Medications Novels & Stories

"It's a powerful emetic, Alpha. Designed to cause violent, immediate sickness. We traced the profile back to a few decommissioned remedies. Only the older healers would know the formula." My blood ran cold. Maeve. The old, banned remedies. The medicine's true classification was exactly the kind of "caustic agent" that would confirm Rhys's suspicion. The evidence was damning, even without the vial itself. I limped forward just as Rhys, Seraphina, and a small entourage—including the Head Healer and two Beta guards—emerged. Rhys was staring intently at Maeve, who was standing rigid, visibly trembling by the sink.

“It’s about Alpha Liam. He’s in the hospital. He’s throwing up everything he eats, and apparently, you’re the only one who knows how to help him.” I closed my eyes, taking a deep breath to steady myself. The Garvalles always had a way of pulling me back, no matter how hard I tried to stay away. “Tell her I’m not a doctor,” I said with gritted teeth. “If she insists on asking me, tell her I left some essential oils at the house. She can use those. And get him some anti-allergy meds. That’s all I know.” “But—” I ended the call and threw my phone onto the passenger seat, gripping the steering wheel so tightly my knuckles turned white.

I hurriedly sat down and waited for them to tell me about the medication. The leader could see the anxiety and impatience in my eyes, and he quickly cut to the chase. "Alpha André, we have synthesized an elixir that will help alleviate the Luna's symptoms. We ran clinical trials on a few other wolves in our pack that were on heat and had a 95% success rate. However, we are a little skeptical that they will yield the same results on Luna Olivia as she has very special genes and seems to be very resistant to a lot of medication."

Stella, one of our healers, walked to me. “Alpha… are you alright?” “I need some tranquilizers.” “Okay—I’ll have to evaluate you first before prescribing.” “Just…give me all you have.” “But Alpha, some of the pills can have strong side effects!” “I said, give me the goddamned pills,” I snapped and her eyes widened. “Yes, Alpha,” she answered, hurrying to the inner room and returning with a dozen pill cups. “This is all that’s available.” I accepted them. “Thank you.”

She made her way to Chris's room while I crouched on the floor to observe the papers scattered across the living room. “What are these?” I mumbled, not finding anything useful. What did they want? The papers on the floor were just hospital files and patient records, especially Alpha Van's. They detailed the days and progress of the treatment Chris had been administering to him. I noticed that on the days he administered dosages of the pill called Dextracophy Limora, Alpha Van's seizures and nightmares decreased. Over time, Chris changed his medication to Melicon, and Alpha Van seemed to get worse—almost like a withdrawal symptom.

Alpha Thaila asks right away on the phone, I report to her every time we do a new step. "She started eating real food alpha," I report proudly, it's a big improvement, real food that's mixed with her medication, not many injection to her sensitive skin. "What about the ears and tails? Still out?" The alpha asks, I thought about hiding that fact that her tail and ears are still out there, but it's not a good idea, better tell her the details. "Still out, but there's not other sign of her going wolf," I say, she couldn't do that with all the medication, but she could fight he meds off.

I opened my eyes and saw an old woman standing close to us. "Do you know if she is allergic to any kind of medication, Alpha?" The woman said. 'Alpha,' that word again, not the first time I hear it, maybe his last name? "I have no idea, can't you give her something to relieve the pain?" "I can try, but it is a risk if we don't know her body reactions. Let me..." "I am not allergic to anything as far as I am aware..." I interrupted her, I wanted something now, and her arguments only kept prolonging any soon relief.

Her excitement was so intense that, for a moment, she forgot the pain from the infection on her back. "Let me see!" Pearlyn eagerly leaned over to Fabian, desperate to read the message from Liam. "The medicine is now available. You can purchase it at the pharmacy. The name is: White Glycoside Cream. Thank you for your patience during this long wait."

It's only the Gamma that is in it at the moment , as I slip the small door open his dark eyes are staring at me . “Doc” Is all he says . “Gamma , can you please make sure the Alpha drinks this” I say as I pull the small bottle of herbs I had made for him to counter the silver and wolfsbane in his system . He walks over towards the door but only gets so far as his chains stop him , he doesn't make a noise even though I know the silver would have burnt his wrists . “What is it?” He asks .

I close my eyes and try to concentrate on what he’s saying, but all I can focus on is the bead of sweat on my neck. “For Goddess sake.” I hear Reggie mutter before he turns his attention to me. “No, Bronx! You blocked him. He didn’t block himself, and he wasn’t the one drinking you into oblivion every day for the past five months.” “Alpha, any medications I could give you for nausea or tremors are for humans. With your medical history and with your wolf blocked, it’s a bit of trial and error to get dosages correct. You can either unblock him or go lay down until I consult my sources to get some more information.” I feel his cold stethoscope against my back. “I’ll ask Mrs. Miller to bring you