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Can I take multiple medications together safely?

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My father takes seven different medicines daily. How do we check for interactions?
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Often yes, but interactions matter, particularly with anticoagulants, antidepressants, antibiotics, statins, and grapefruit juice. Keep one updated list of everything you take, including supplements, and have a pharmacist review it periodically.

answered 2d ago•
Nandini Krishnan
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Ask a pharmacist or doctor for a structured medication review. In older adults, deprescribing unnecessary medicines often improves function more than adding new ones.

answered 2d ago•
Arvind Sethi
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Keep one printed list with drug names, doses and timings, and carry it to every appointment and hospital visit.

answered 2d ago•
Radhika Menon

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