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Being a pharmacist, I can answer questions on medications. This includes how drugs work in the body, drug interactions, drug side effects, warnings and precautions to take when using certain medications, dosage forms and strengths, management of overdosing, storage of medications, drug administration, contraindications, and drug indications. I am able to guide them on lab work that needs to be drawn and monitored while on certain medications. I am able to help patients save money when purchasing medications by directing them to cost-effective therapies. I am able to answer questions on federal laws governing pharmacy practice in the United States. I am unable to answer questions legally as if I am diagnosing the patient's disease or illness. For example, if a patient stated he had upper flank pain, I am unable to say he definitely has a urinary tract infection. However, I am able to direct the patient to the correct next step, which is to call his physician with such a side effect. Eric Brandt Available

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I am a practicing pharmacist.On my drug information website, I have answered hundreds of questions to date. The articles posted on my site include Parkinson`s disease. depression, menopause, diabetes, sleep and aging, congestive heart failure, calcium channel blockers, thyroid hormone replacement therapy, ADHD, multiple sclerosis an more.

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I am a certified geriatric pharmacist with over 23 years experience as a long-term care consultant to nursing homes. I also do community-based consulting on an individual basis. My facility-based monthly newsletter on pharmacy topics is read by nurses in over 200 long-term care facilities in 5 states. Nanaz Khosrowshahi

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2017-02-25 Antibiotics:Hi,    If you are prescribed antibiotics again after your procedure, it is okay to take another course of antibiotics.  Antibiotics are prescribed for a certain number of days and then the prescriber evaluates

2017-02-21 Making Prozac solution from capsules:Hi Amr,  I can not recommend you do this as I do not know what the stability of the final product would be. Compounding drug stores can make that for you if the commercial product is not available in your

2017-02-17 atenolol vs metoprolol:Hi Hrsvdan,  Metoprolol and atenolol are both beta blockers with similar indications. They differ in their duration of action. Metoprolol is available as a sustained release medication which can decrease

2017-02-15 taking Motrin:Hi Chris,  it is ok to break the 600 mg tablets in half. However the jagged edges that result may still make it difficult to swallow. There are 300 mg tablets and you could take two of them.  Thank you

2017-01-24 Curious:Hi Dan,  There are many alternative medications to your combination for treating anxiety and depression. The selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are widely used and have fewer side effects.In this

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