Preseptal cellulitis in association usually with horedeoli, Dr. Grogg uses Dicloxacillin and Keflex interchangeably. If patient has penicillin allergy, then uses Azithromycin.
	Ocular rosacea and its long-term complications: Doxycycline.
	If patient needs a prescription-strength medication for allergies: Allegra. Allegra-D if a decongestant is also needed.
	Herpetic lesions, Dr. Grogg prescribes a lot of generic acyclovir. If patient has a copay and wants ease of dosing, then Valtrex.
	Blow-out fractures: Keflex, Zpac.
	Pain: Ultracet, Lortab.
	Chlamydia infections: Azithromycin is treatment of choice.
	Orbital pain associated with sinusitis: Always do a combination of antibiotic and decongestant: Zpac and Guiamax-D. If choosing a different antibiotic for this purpose, it should be indicated for the treatment of sinusitis.