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Best to ask you local pharmacist as they are the experts because some medicines can be taken during pregnancy
Probably because they don't exist. Any medications that should be taken with a viral infection are generally available over-the-counter.
I am taking effexor and lyrica will PGX effect these medications?
In general, most decongestants should be avoided due to their ability to increase blood pressure. These include pseudoephedrine, phenylpropanolamine and ephedrine, or many products with the suffix "-D" in their names, as Claritin-D.
Prescription medications should not be taken with antiacids because the latter can interfere with the performance of medicines that are prescribed by your doctor.
Some should be taken that way, some should be taken on an empty stomach. Follow the directions given by your doctor or pharmacist.
Occasional usage of over the counter medicines should not be a limiting factor in your entry into the military. The most important issue is to disclose all medications taken, prescription to over the counter, and what they are taken for. The medical issue may not prevent you entry ,yet, any attempt to obfuscate your past taking a medication and or medical issue would present the military with reason to later "chapter" you out for fraud. Best policy is honesty. If it is a simple OVER THE COUNTER medication- can you go about your activities with out the medications? As the military needs to have soldiers that can go about the business of war without the need for daily medications.
The examiner needs to know if the patient is taking any medications or has any existing health conditions. Some medications, even over-the-counter (OTC) medications can affect vision or even interfere with the eyedrops the doctor may.
Charcoal may interfere with the absorption of medications and nutrients such as vitamins or minerals. For uses other than for treatment of poisoning, charcoal should be taken two hours after other medications.
There are no generally contraindicated medications after a contrast enhanced Ct Scan.
Both Medications contain Acetaminophen and should not be taken together.
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