define "pharmacovigilance?
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The study of the secondary effects a medicine can produce, made by the laboratory that designed it until its approval, and by all the physicians after it.
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You need to discuss this with your doctor and pharmacist. However, here is a website that will assist once a medication has been selected. \nhttps://www.argushealth.com/carefirstmemberaccess/MemberAccess?argusToken=sqglAFN7jSGDEQ7Tekh%2FKNiAhICfDoI68T8iDL244PTwOlJAXY29tiCs%2BQO7aJFn3cV8jUivnCvw%0AywRtPqwZ5yAoWP%2BKJeaXp4cFbCi6wVH6Q32kmAv%2BqzIk%2BoiI1ExQaBhtDtCQqs6%2BcpdKzwVR766d%0A9sdnOlRbAxumA8vyTq0%3D&appKey=drugInteractionChecker\nHope that helps.
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www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/dockets/95s0316/95s-0316-rpt0236-11-Osterlie-vol171.pdf\n\nConsult the above link.
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there are a lot of software that would flag drug-drug or drug-disease state interaction. however even when there are drug interactions, drugs can be taken together safely.  it is not easy to interpret the overwhelming information that it will give you. \n\ncall you local pharmacy, and ask for the pharmacist. tell him/ her that you are taking XXX medication, and ask if it is ok to take this YYY vitamin or supplement.
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An individual toxic reaction that is not common or 'likely to be expected to occur'.
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Yes I have seen it. And I believe it.  The pharmaceutical companies should have better testing requirements for the medications that they make, and push on the general public.
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Pfizer\n\nhttp://www.pfizerch.com/default.aspx
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Registered Nurse Here; The pharmacist gave a 100% accurate answer.  I'm personally very glad to see a pharmacist on here, for a large amount of incorrect information is being given by some people.  Furthermore Health Care in today's society is very complex, and people should consider very carefully the accuracy of there information, prior to posting it. \nPharmacist, I have had 4 MRSA outbreaks since April of this year. Believe me it's taken it's toll on me.  I pray your correct that ones immune system will eventually take over, and recurrent episodes of MRSA don't just reoccur and reoccur.
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Go to this site for your answer\n\nwww.uspharmacist.com/index. asp?show=article&page=8_1281.htm - 37k
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Drugs are chemicals that disrupt the natural chemistry of your body.  It makes no difference whether prescribed by a doctor or purchased off the street.  One should only take those that are absolutely needed.\nWith street drug, you have no assurance about quality control.  With drugs from a pharmacy, often unlisted side effects can be deadly.  For example, there is a current case against Eli Lily for marketing a drug which apparently turned thousands of people into diabetics.
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Drug: a substance that is used as a medicine or narcotic.
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def. a question for your doc or pharmacist, I wouldn't listen to anyone's advise on here about your health.
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a chemical in your body if there is too much you can have serious problems. I once had a doctor OD me on 1 med and that combined with a drug interactions with other prescriptions I was taking raised my theophiline serum level to the point I almost died.
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http://www.pharmer.org/node/2102
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Well I am, I think our FDA need to be ready for it, other people in other countrys have reported death with it. Everyone one come in and out of the USA, so yes we all need to be worried or at least conserned.
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http://www.factsandcomparisons.com/search/index.aspx?search=recalls\n"Facts and Comparisons" is the "bible" for pharmacists. Much more info than the PDR.
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...a place to start\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schedule_III#Schedule_III_drugs