Two or more drugs may interact with each other

Posted Star Web Media Sunday, May 16, 2010

Firdaus Khan
New Delhi. Two or more prescription or over-the-counter drugs interact negatively with each other and cause adverse drug reactions, said Dr KK Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India. To reduce the risk of drug reactions, one must follow the following guidelines:

  • Read labels carefully.
  • Understand the ingredients in each drug.
  • Understand any possible side effects they can cause.
  • Before taking a drug speak with the doctor or pharmacist if you don't understand the drug label.
  • Make sure the doctor is aware of all the drugs you are taking.
  • Don't mix pills.
  • Don’t break capsules into any food or drink.
  • Don't take any medication with alcohol.
  • Don't take medication at the same time as vitamins or mineral supplements.

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