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Created: 9/26/2008 2:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 9/26/2008
Read the Rx label each time you take your medication
Here are some useful tips.
Safety In the Doctors Office...
Keep a list of medicines you are taking (Rx, OTC, herbals)
Double-check to make sure you have enough medications to last to next visit
Since these patients are often seen by multiple physicians and are receiving multiple medications, clear and direct information about how to manage their medications is important.
Dont take medications in darkness
Arthritis patients require relief from their pain. They also require direction when it comes to medications.
Call your doctor if you think you are having a bad reaction to your medication
A Medication Guide for Arthritis Patients: Do's and Don'ts
Understand what bad reactions might occur from your medications and when to call the doctor
Avoid using someone elses prescription medication
Write down how to take your medications. Know the doseage!
Ask family members to help you remember to take your medications
Dont run out of your regular medications
Store medications out of reach of children do not refer to medications as candy
Safety in the Home
Understand what your medications are for and their effects
Follow the doctors directions if not, tell the doctor why you are taking them differently
Bring a list of your medications to show the doctor
Dont be afraid to ask questions or express concerns
Understand how to talk them (e.g., how many, how often, what to do if a dose is missed)
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