What kind of medication do they have you on ?
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Well the list is long, but I do have multiple health issues.\nLets see\nWellbutrin\nXanax\nRequip\nFlexeril\nPrednisone\nVicodan\nSingulair\nPrevacid\nWhy do you ask?
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Desmond d, are you off your medication again?
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Ask your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist.
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I don't know what you will do but I see a physician & take the meds.
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I dispense OTC drugs. We have a company doctor that I am under that underwrites myself and another medic. \n\nWe are covered by liability insurance as well.\n\n I work in an well established organization with special education personell so my position was created.
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If you have concerns regarding your meds ask your dr. or pharmacist because people here do not know your medical history. They should be able to tell you if there is a drug interaction problem or not. A Psychiatrist would probably be best at knowing what you need.
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Please ask your doctor.
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Um, what kind of pill?
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Since it was your doctor who has prescribed these medications to you.....Do Not stop taking them on your own. If you are have any complications with them; then talk with your doctor on what he/she recommends that you should do. Most pharmaceuticals will provide medical information on the drugs that they fill out. If you still have the pamphlets, then read all of the information provide; if you don't have it ask for it. You can also check out Web MD for more medical information on your condition and drug facts listed in their data base.
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First of all, take your meds, the way they are prescribed.
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Ask your doctor? They know where all the places are. And you will need the RX anyhow.
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psychiatrist,\nMD doctors
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Ask the doctor who diagnosed you.
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YOU ON DRUGS??????????????
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Medication and extreme caution....;
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It depends on what kind of drug you did.
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As redunicorn says, this is a question for your GP. \nBut I am wondering, even if you did get an answer and someone tells you which drug works for them, how do you think you could use that information? All these drugs are prescription drugs!