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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 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 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 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 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 If you experience facial pain, particularly prolonged or recurring pain or pain unrelieved by over-the-counter pain relievers, see your doctor.

• experience facial pain
• particularly prolonged
• recurring pain
• pain relievers

EN If you're thinking of taking valerian, check with your doctor to make sure it won't interact with other medications or supplements you're taking and that it's safe to take with any health or medical conditions you have.

• valerian
• sure it won't
• medications
• supplements you're taking
• health

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

• medications
• taking

EN Pay attention to labels when taking over-the-counter (OTC) pain medications

• taking over-the-counter
• OTC
• pain medications

EN Your doctor will give you instructions to follow during your recovery, such as watching for signs of infection, caring for your incisions, taking medications and managing pain.

• doctor will give
• instructions to follow
• recovery
• watching for signs
• infection
• taking medications
• managing

EN Your doctor will give you instructions to follow during your recovery, such as watching for signs of infection, caring for your incisions, taking medications and managing pain.

• doctor will give
• instructions to follow
• recovery
• watching for signs
• infection
• taking medications
• managing

EN For example, if you're taking a pain medication that isn't adequately controlling your pain, don't take more.

• example
• medication that isn't
• controlling your pain
• don't take

EN For example, if you're taking a pain medication that isn't adequately controlling your pain, don't take more.

• example
• medication that isn't
• controlling your pain
• don't take

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

• Medications
• Take pain medications
• hospital

EN Leg pain. An arteriovenous fistula in your leg can cause pain in your leg (claudication), or can worsen pain you already have.

• Leg pain
• leg can cause
• leg
• claudication

EN Patellofemoral pain syndrome usually causes a dull, aching pain in the front of your knee. This pain can be aggravated when you:

• Patellofemoral pain syndrome
• causes a dull

EN Residual limb pain, sometimes called stump pain, is a type of pain felt in the part of a limb that remains after an amputation

• Residual limb pain
• sometimes called stump
• type of pain

EN Residual limb pain is different from phantom pain, which is pain that seems to come from an amputated limb

• Residual limb pain
• different from phantom
• pain that seems
• limb

EN Pain during activities that shouldn't cause pain, such as pain in your feet when putting weight on them or when they're under a blanket

• Pain during activities
• shouldn't cause pain

EN If you're switching from one type of antidepressant to another, your doctor may have you start taking the new one before you completely stop taking the original medication.

• type of antidepressant
• another
• before you completely
• taking the original

EN Check in with your doctor. Talk with your doctor on a regular basis to make sure that the medication you're taking is working and you're taking the right dose.

• doctor

EN If you're taking a proton pump inhibitor, your doctor may ask you to stop taking it.

• pump inhibitor
• doctor may ask
• stop taking

EN Check in with your doctor. Talk with your doctor on a regular basis to make sure that the medication you're taking is working and you're taking the right dose.

• doctor

EN So the early days of my recovery were focused on taking small steps towards building a more stable habit of taking care of myself

• recovery were focused
• taking small steps
• habit of taking
• myself

EN Taking certain medications while pregnant can cause congenital heart disease and other birth defects

• Taking certain medications
• pregnant can cause
• heart disease
• birth defects

EN Eating certain foods or too much food, being sick, or not taking medications at the right time can cause high blood sugar

• Eating certain foods
• too much food
• being sick
• high blood sugar

EN Taking immunosuppressants. You'll need to take immunosuppressant medications for life to suppress your immune system and prevent rejection of the donor lung or lungs.

• Taking immunosuppressants
• suppress your immune
• donor lung

EN It's a good idea to set up a daily routine for taking your medications so that you won't forget

• It's a good
• routine for taking
• won't forget

EN Ask your doctor if it's safe for you to continue taking all of your prescription and over-the-counter medications before the test

• Ask your doctor
• prescription
• over-the-counter medications before
• test

EN Taking antibiotics or other medications

• Taking antibiotics
• medications

EN This is of particular concern when you're taking certain medications that also depress the brain's function.

• taking certain medications
• depress the brain's

EN Drinking while taking these medications can either increase or decrease their effectiveness, or make them dangerous.

• Drinking while taking
• medications can either
• decrease their effectiveness

EN Taking blood-thinning medications to reduce your risk of blood clotting also increases your risk of dangerous bleeding into the gastrointestinal tract and the brain.

• Taking blood-thinning medications
• reduce your risk
• risk of dangerous
• gastrointestinal tract

EN It's very important to follow the instructions for taking these medications carefully

• It's very important
• follow the instructions
• taking these medications

EN You'll also need to continue to take any medications you're taking for other conditions.

• continue to take
• medications you're taking

EN Taking these medications can put you at a greater risk of skin and lip tumors and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, among others.

• Taking these medications
• lip tumors
• non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
• among

EN After a heart transplant, taking all your medications as your doctor instructs and following a lifelong care plan are vital.

• After a heart
• doctor instructs
• following a lifelong

EN It's a good idea to set up a daily routine for taking your medications so that you don't forget

• It's a good
• routine for taking
• don't forget

EN However, you may be asked to stop taking blood-thinning medications, such as warfarin (Jantoven) or aspirin, in the days before your biopsy

• However
• asked to stop
• blood-thinning medications
• warfarin
• Jantoven
• aspirin

EN You may need to adjust your dosages or stop taking the medications temporarily.

• adjust your dosages

EN If you take any medications, ask your doctor if you should continue taking them before your test.

• take any medications
• ask your doctor
• should continue taking

EN Also discuss medications you're taking.

• discuss medications you're

EN Also, be sure you talk to your doctor about any medications you're taking.

• sure you talk
• you're

EN Check with your doctor before taking any medications if you're pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant

• you're pregnant
• thinking about becoming

EN Certain medications taken during pregnancy ? talk to your doctor before taking any drugs while you're pregnant or trying to become pregnant

• Certain medications taken
• pregnancy
• while you're pregnant
• trying to become