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EN Taking certain medications, including sedatives, opioid pain medications, some antidepressants or medications to lower blood pressure

• Taking certain medications
• sedatives
• opioid pain medications
• antidepressants
• medications to lower
• pressure

EN Examples include birth control pills and medications that cause your blood vessels to expand or contract, such as certain allergy medications and migraine medications.

• Examples include birth
• pills
• medications that cause
• contract
• certain allergy medications
• migraine

EN When you can take your regular medications and whether you can take them before your surgery

• take your regular
• before your surgery

EN Your doctor will tell you whether to take any of your regular medications before your procedure

• doctor will tell
• whether to take
• regular medications before
• procedure

EN When you can take your regular medications and whether you can take them before your surgery

• take your regular
• before your surgery

EN Your doctor will tell you whether to take any of your regular medications before your procedure

• doctor will tell
• whether to take
• regular medications before
• procedure

EN Follow your doctor's instructions about whether you should avoid use of inhaled breathing medications or other medications before the test

• Follow your doctor's
• whether you should
• inhaled breathing medications

EN Certain medications, such as some high blood pressure medications or sleeping pills (talk to your doctor before stopping any medication)

• Certain medications
• high blood pressure
• sleeping pills

EN Tell your doctor about any medications you're taking, as you may need to stop taking certain medications before undergoing anesthesia.

• Tell your doctor
• medications you're taking
• stop taking certain
• before undergoing

EN Some heart medications can cause serious problems for a developing baby, and it might be necessary to stop or adjust the medications before you become pregnant.

• developing baby
• might be necessary
• stop
• adjust the medications
• become

EN Avoiding blood-thinning medications. Ask your doctor about what medications, such as aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs, to avoid before the procedure.

• Avoiding blood-thinning medications
• Ask your doctor
• medications
• aspirin
• anti-inflammatory drugs

EN Your doctor may ask you to stop taking some medications or change dosages of medications several days before the surgery.

• doctor may ask
• several days before

EN Tell your doctor about any medications you're taking, as you may need to stop taking certain medications before undergoing anesthesia.

• Tell your doctor
• medications you're taking
• stop taking certain
• before undergoing

EN Certain medications, such as some high blood pressure medications or sleeping pills (talk to your doctor before stopping any medication)

• Certain medications
• high blood pressure
• sleeping pills

EN Grapefruit juice can affect some medications, so check with your doctor before if you’re taking medications.

• medications
• taking

EN Your regular diabetes checkups aren't meant to replace regular physicals or routine eye exams.

• regular diabetes checkups
• meant to replace
• physicals
• routine eye

EN In general, establish a daily routine with regular sleep patterns and regular meals. In addition, try to control stress.

• general
• establish a daily
• regular sleep patterns
• regular meals
• addition
• try to control

EN Try to stick to a regular schedule and make healthy lifestyle choices, including healthy eating and regular physical activity, to help promote better mental health.

• Try to stick
• regular schedule
• healthy lifestyle choices
• healthy eating
• regular physical activity
• promote better mental

EN If necessary, your doctor may prescribe blood-thinning medications before the procedure or will check for blood clots in your heart before cardioversion.

• necessary
• doctor may prescribe
• check for blood
• heart before

EN If necessary, your doctor may prescribe blood-thinning medications before the procedure or will check for blood clots in your heart before cardioversion.

• necessary
• doctor may prescribe
• check for blood
• heart before

EN You may take some medications on a regular basis and others as needed.

• take some medications
• regular basis

EN You'll still need to take certain medications and attend regular follow-up appointments with your doctor

• take certain medications
• attend regular follow-up
• doctor

EN Regular monitoring, medications and surgery are treatment options

• Regular monitoring
• medications
• surgery are treatment

EN Headaches in children usually can be treated with over-the-counter (OTC) pain medications and healthy habits such as a regular schedule for sleeping and eating.

• Headaches in children
• treated with over-the-counter
• OTC
• pain medications

EN Triggers of diabetic ketoacidosis include certain illnesses, pregnancy, trauma and medications ? including the diabetes medications called SGLT2 inhibitors.

• Triggers of diabetic
• include certain illnesses
• pregnancy
• trauma
• medications
• diabetes medications called

EN Kidney disorders, which can keep your body from properly excreting medications, can affect glucose levels due to a buildup of those medications.

• Kidney disorders
• keep your body
• properly excreting medications
• affect glucose levels
• buildup of those

EN Certain medications ? including lithium, high blood pressure medications and antimalarial drugs

• Certain medications
• lithium
• high blood pressure
• antimalarial drugs

EN Your drug regimen after transplant will include medications to suppress your immune system (immunosuppressant medications) in an effort to prevent organ rejection

• drug regimen after
• immune system
• immunosuppressant medications
• effort to prevent
• rejection

EN Interaction with other medications. Some antidepressants can cause dangerous reactions when taken with other medications.

• antidepressants can cause
• reactions when taken

EN Other medications. Your doctor may recommend combining two antidepressants, or other medications may be added to an antidepressant to enhance antidepressant effects.

• medications
• doctor may recommend
• two antidepressants
• antidepressant to enhance

EN Individuals who are not taking pain medications also may benefit from review of their medications during their participation in the PRC.

• taking pain medications
• benefit from review

EN Doctors may also prescribe antibiotics, corticosteroid medications or other medications to treat an acute exacerbation.

• antibiotics
• corticosteroid medications
• medications to treat
• acute

EN Any medications you have brought to the hospital and when you should take medications on the day of the procedure

• hospital
• should take medications

EN Use of some types of medications during pregnancy, such as certain acne drugs and blood pressure medications

• types of medications
• pregnancy
• certain acne drugs
• blood pressure medications

EN Certain medications taken during pregnancy. Many medications aren't recommended for use during pregnancy because of potential risks to the fetus.

• Certain medications taken
• pregnancy
• medications aren't recommended
• during pregnancy because

EN Many different types of medications are used to treat cardiomyopathy. Medications for cardiomyopathy can help:

• used to treat
• Medications for cardiomyopathy

EN Take all your medications to the hospital with you in their original bottles. Ask your doctor about whether to take your usual morning medications.

• original bottles
• Ask your doctor
• whether to take
• usual morning

EN Are taking blood-thinning medications, such as aspirin, aspiring-containing medications, warfarin (Jantoven) or heparin

• taking blood-thinning medications
• aspirin
• aspiring-containing medications
• warfarin
• Jantoven
• heparin

EN Are taking supplements or homeopathic medications ? at times these can cause bleeding when taken with other medications

• taking supplements
• homeopathic medications
• bleeding when taken
• medications

EN Interferon beta medications.These drugs are among the most commonly prescribed medications to treat MS

• Interferon beta
• drugs are among
• commonly prescribed medications
• treat MS

EN Withdrawal from alcohol, anti-anxiety medications (benzodiazepines) or other medications

• Withdrawal from alcohol
• anti-anxiety medications
• benzodiazepines
• medications

EN Medication side effects. Side effects of medications, a reaction to a medication or an interaction of several medications can cause dementia-like symptoms.

• Medication side effects
• interaction of several
• cause dementia-like

EN Medications. Take pain medications as directed by your surgeon or the hospital staff.

• Medications
• Take pain medications
• hospital

EN Stimulant medications may rarely increase the risk for agitation or psychotic or manic symptoms with stimulant medications use

• increase the risk
• agitation
• psychotic

EN Certain medications, such as benzodiazepines or other medications that act as sedatives

• Certain medications
• benzodiazepines
• medications that act
• sedatives

EN Certain medications, including some blood thinners (anticoagulants) and medications used to control bleeding (anti-fibrinolytics)

• Certain medications
• blood thinners
• anticoagulants
• bleeding
• anti-fibrinolytics

EN Certain medications, particularly high blood pressure medications

• Certain medications
• particularly high blood
• medications

EN Taking headache medications, including over-the-counter medications, more than twice a week can increase the severity and frequency of your headaches

• Taking headache medications
• over-the-counter medications
• twice a week
• increase the severity

EN Some over-the-counter medications, prescription medications, dietary supplements and herbal remedies

• over-the-counter medications
• prescription medications
• dietary supplements
• herbal remedies

EN Medications. Certain medications, especially those used to treat cancer (chemotherapy), can cause peripheral neuropathy.

• Medications
• Certain medications
• especially those used
• treat cancer
• chemotherapy
• cause peripheral