4 tips on how to safely use the drugs

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The drug can cure but it can also be toxic to your body. Therefore, the use of drugs cannot be used arbitrarily and should only be given by the parties who are competent in their field.

Although there are several types of medications that you can consume without prescription, does not mean that you can use it freely. Keep in mind, any kind of drug has harmful side effects if not used in accordance with the applicable rules and the dose.

To make sure there are no errors in the use of drugs which might be fatal to your health, here are 4 ways to safely use the drug, Caring.com site was quoted as saying:

1. make the preparation of the

Make a list of prescription drugs, and dietary supplements such as vitamins, minerals, or herbal that you and your family need. Save a copy of the list of the drug, and updated on a regular basis.

2. Do a review

At least once a year you should consult to a general practitioner or a specialist to discuss the type of medications you consume. This is to ensure there is no dangerous reactions that arise when taking different drugs simultaneously, got the right doses, making sure the drugs in accordance with the age and condition.

3. Consultation to apothecary

While buying drugs to pharmacies, there is no harm if you encountered a pharmacist and to talk about the benefits and side effects of the medication that you are about to buy. Sometimes the pharmacist much easier to give an explanation to you rather then talk to a doctor. A pharmacist also has enough knowledge to explain about drug interactions. So if you have the chance, ask the pharmacist to review a list of medications you consume, for safety's sake.

4. When at the hospital, proactive both before and after surgery.

Before surgery, ask your doctor if there is any kind of certain medications that should not be for consumption. After that, when the doctors and nurses will give You a prescription medication, ask them (assuming you are aware) to explain about the usefulness of the medication that they give and what effect it has. If you are not yet aware of the long periods of time (post-operative), ask for help to the people nearest to you to do it for you.