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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 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 Make sure your child isn't ordering drugs online. Some websites sell counterfeit and dangerous drugs that may not require a prescription.

• sure your child
• ordering drugs online
• websites sell counterfeit

EN Chemotherapy drugs can be used alone or in combination to treat a wide variety of cancers.

• used alone
• combination to treat

EN In certain situations, you may receive intravenous (IV) sedatives or general anesthetics before your needle biopsy

• certain situations
• receive intravenous
• IV
• sedatives
• general anesthetics before
• needle biopsy

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 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 Certain medications for IBD are associated with a small risk of developing certain cancers

• risk of developing
• cancers

EN Take medicines that contain stimulants, such as some cold or asthma medications

• stimulants
• cold
• asthma medications

EN People who take certain medications, for example, high blood pressure medications such as alpha blockers, have a greater risk of low blood pressure.

• take certain medications
• example
• high blood pressure
• alpha blockers
• blood

EN Certain medications, including cold and allergy drugs bought without a prescription

• Certain medications
• cold
• allergy drugs bought
• prescription

EN Becky Herber, mother: He was taking six different chemotherapy drugs, so his bone marrow was completely shut off at that point

• Becky Herber
• mother
• He was taking
• different chemotherapy drugs
• his bone marrow
• completely shut off
• point

EN Certain medications, including cold and allergy drugs bought without a prescription

• Certain medications
• cold
• allergy drugs bought
• prescription

EN Becky Herber, mother: He was taking six different chemotherapy drugs, so his bone marrow was completely shut off at that point

• Becky Herber
• mother
• He was taking
• different chemotherapy drugs
• his bone marrow
• completely shut off
• point

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 Chemotherapy drugs can be used alone or in combination to treat a wide variety of cancers.

• used alone
• combination to treat

EN In certain situations, you may receive intravenous (IV) sedatives or general anesthetics before your needle biopsy

• certain situations
• receive intravenous
• IV
• sedatives
• general anesthetics before
• needle biopsy

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 Make sure your child isn't ordering drugs online. Some websites sell counterfeit and dangerous drugs that may not require a prescription.

• sure your child
• ordering drugs online
• websites sell counterfeit

EN Talk with your doctor about your heart health and any heart medications or other medications that you take.

• heart health
• heart medications

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 Hypoglycemia can also occur if you eat less than usual after taking diabetes medication, or if you exercise more than you normally do.

• after taking diabetes
• normally

EN Wear a necklace or bracelet that says you are living with diabetes, especially if you take insulin or other blood sugar-lowering medication.

• Wear a necklace
• bracelet that says
• living with diabetes
• insulin
• blood sugar-lowering

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 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 Also check if other drugs, over-the-counter products or alcohol should be avoided when taking this medication.

• over-the-counter products

EN Your doctor or nurse will tell you how or if you should continue any medications before a cardiac ablation.

• doctor
• nurse will tell
• before a cardiac

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

• you're pregnant
• thinking about becoming

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 You're taking medications for tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS or to control seizures

• You're taking medications
• tuberculosis
• HIV
• AIDS
• control seizures

EN Keep your blood pressure and cholesterol under control. If your doctor has prescribed medications, take them as instructed.

• Keep your blood
• cholesterol under control
• doctor has prescribed

EN If you have been diagnosed with Addison's disease, ask your doctor about what to do when you're sick. You may need to learn how to increase your dose of corticosteroids.

• diagnosed with Addison's
• ask your doctor
• you're sick

EN If your chest pain lasts longer than a few minutes and doesn't go away when you rest or take your angina medications, it may be a sign you're having a heart attack

• chest pain lasts
• few minutes
• doesn't go away
• rest
• take your angina
• sign you're having
• heart attack

EN For example, bumping your head while getting into the car can cause bleeding, especially if you're on blood-thinning medication.

• example
• bumping your head
• cause bleeding
• especially if you're
• blood-thinning

EN This can occur if your thyroid is overactive or if you take too much thyroid hormone medication to treat an underactive thyroid.

• overactive
• take too much
• underactive

EN This is especially true if you take multiple medications or take more than the recommended dose of medication.

• take multiple medications

EN If you're taking any medications, vitamins or herbal supplements

• vitamins
• herbal supplements

EN If you have a history of postpartum depression, your doctor may recommend antidepressant treatment or psychotherapy immediately after delivery.

• history of postpartum
• doctor may recommend
• treatment
• psychotherapy immediately after

EN Is someone you love abusing opioid medications? It may not be easy to tell, especially in the early stages of addiction

• someone you love
• opioid medications
• easy to tell
• stages of addiction

EN Tell your doctor if you take diabetes medications

• Tell your doctor
• take diabetes medications

EN Tell your doctor if you take diabetes medications

• Tell your doctor
• take diabetes medications

EN Your doctor or nurse will tell you how or if you should continue any medications before a cardiac ablation.

• doctor
• nurse will tell
• before a cardiac

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 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 To monitor medical treatment. A complete blood count may be used to monitor your health if you're taking medications that may affect blood cell counts.

• monitor medical treatment
• complete blood count
• used to monitor
• health if you're
• blood cell

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 Is someone you love abusing opioid medications? It may not be easy to tell, especially in the early stages of addiction

• someone you love
• opioid medications
• easy to tell
• stages of addiction

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