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EN Because of the different ways cyclic antidepressants work, side effects vary somewhat from medication to medication

• ways cyclic antidepressants
• side effects vary
• medication to medication

EN Your doctor may recommend changing the dose of your blood pressure medication or switching to another medication. Don't make any changes to your medications without talking to your doctor.

• doctor may recommend
• pressure medication
• switching to another
• medications without talking

EN The anesthesiologist or anesthetist gives you medication as a gas to breathe through a mask or injects a liquid medication into a vein.

• anesthesiologist
• gas to breathe
• mask
• injects a liquid

EN If you are taking a medication called Mestinon (pyridostigmine), you should specifically ask if this medication should be discontinued for the examination.

• taking a medication
• Mestinon
• pyridostigmine
• should specifically ask

EN Take antiviral medication. Your doctor might prescribe an antiviral medication before and after treatment to help prevent a viral infection.

• Take antiviral medication
• doctor might prescribe
• antiviral medication before
• prevent a viral

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 Don't send supplies of medication to school with your child. Deliver any medication yourself to the school nurse or health office.

• Don't send supplies
• medication to school
• child
• Deliver any medication
• school nurse
• health

EN Talk with your child's doctor to find out if your child would benefit from this medication and to learn more about it. This medication is not recommended for healthy children or for adults.

• child would benefit
• medication
• healthy children

EN Read the medication guide for patients so that you understand how and when to take your medication and what the major potential side effects are

• Read the medication
• take your medication
• major potential side

EN As you age, your body processes medication differently and levels of medication in your body may need to be adjusted

• age
• body processes medication
• levels of medication
• adjusted

EN Adding a new medication may change the level of another medication in your body and how it reacts to alcohol

• change the level
• body
• reacts to alcohol

EN If your medication doesn't seem to be working or is causing bothersome side effects, call your doctor before making any changes.

• medication doesn't seem
• working
• causing bothersome side
• call your doctor

EN Contact your doctor right away if your medication doesn't seem to ease your symptoms or if you need to use your quick-relief inhaler more often.

• doctor right away
• medication doesn't seem
• ease your symptoms

EN Episodic ataxia doesn't shorten life span, and symptoms might respond to medication.

• Episodic ataxia doesn't
• life span
• symptoms might respond

EN Have you try a different prescription sleeping pill if the first medication you take doesn't work after the full prescribed course

• try a different
• medication you take
• after the full
• course

EN I've taken fluoxetine (Prozac) for several years. But recently, the medication doesn't seem to be having the same effect. Can antidepressants lose effectiveness?

• I've taken fluoxetine
• Prozac
• several years
• recently
• medication doesn't seem
• having the same
• antidepressants lose effectiveness

EN If your medication doesn't seem to be working or is causing bothersome side effects, call your doctor before making any changes.

• medication doesn't seem
• working
• causing bothersome side
• call your doctor

EN Also, as long as your medication doesn't keep you from sleeping, you can reduce the impact of nausea by taking it at bedtime.

• sleeping
• reduce the impact
• nausea by taking

EN Please note that Mayo Clinic doesn't accept predetermined health insurance payment amounts for health plans with which it doesn't participate

• note that Mayo
• doesn't accept predetermined
• insurance payment amounts
• doesn't participate

EN For example, the person may neglect personal hygiene or appear to lack emotion (doesn't make eye contact, doesn't change facial expressions or speaks in a monotone)

• example
• person may neglect
• hygiene
• appear to lack
• doesn't make eye
• doesn't change facial

EN And because the gift doesn’t occur until after your lifetime, it doesn’t affect your current budget

• because the gift
• occur until after
• lifetime
• affect your current

EN Children between 2 and 17 years old who are taking aspirin or a salicylate-containing medication

• Children between
• taking aspirin
• salicylate-containing medication

EN People receiving chemotherapy or taking medication that suppresses the immune system

• receiving chemotherapy
• immune system

EN The need for medication to maintain systolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 65 mm Hg.

• medication to maintain
• blood pressure greater
• equal to mm

EN For this reason, medication to prevent clots may be given before and after major surgery, such as joint replacement.

• reason
• medication to prevent
• given before
• after major surgery
• joint

EN Possibly, diabetes medication or insulin therapy

• Possibly
• diabetes medication
• insulin therapy

EN Metformin (Fortamet, Glumetza, others) is generally the first medication prescribed for type 2 diabetes

• Metformin
• Fortamet
• Glumetza
• others
• prescribed for type

EN This helps you better use the insulin that your body produces or gets through a medication.

• helps you better
• produces

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 Taking someone else's oral diabetes medication accidentally is a possible cause of hypoglycemia

• Taking someone else's
• diabetes medication accidentally

EN Talk to your doctor about your fear, and don't change your diabetes medication dose without your doctor's okay.

• fear
• medication dose without
• doctor's

EN Talk to your doctor before starting a dietary supplement or natural remedy. Do not replace your prescribed diabetes medication with alternative medicines.

• supplement
• natural remedy
• replace your prescribed
• medication with alternative

EN This may happen as a result of injury, infection or a medication

• injury
• infection
• medication

EN Amenorrhea can occur for a variety of reasons. Some are normal, while others may be a side effect of medication or a sign of a medical problem.

• Amenorrhea can occur
• variety of reasons
• normal

EN Your doctor may give you an inhaled medication to open your lungs (bronchodilator) after the initial round of tests

• doctor may give
• lungs
• bronchodilator
• after the initial
• tests

EN Lung damage can often be treated with medication or with special breathing devices

• treated with medication
• special breathing devices

EN And you may benefit from counseling or medication if you feel depressed or overwhelmed.

• benefit from counseling
• depressed

EN Place an IV line into a vein in your arm for delivering medication, if needed.

• Place an IV
• delivering medication

EN If you don't faint or have other symptoms after 45 minutes, you might receive the medication isoproterenol (Isuprel) through an IV line in your arm

• don't faint
• symptoms after minutes
• isoproterenol
• Isuprel
• arm

EN The medication might prompt the abnormal nervous system reflex that causes you to faint.

• medication might prompt
• abnormal nervous system

EN Your doctor can adjust the level of stimulation to reduce symptoms or may recommend that you take an over-the-counter pain medication before the procedure.

• doctor can adjust
• level of stimulation
• reduce symptoms
• over-the-counter pain medication

EN Implanted electrical devices, such as pacemakers or medication pumps

• Implanted electrical devices
• pacemakers
• medication pumps

EN You may have a new health problem that needs to be treated, or you may be experiencing side effects of medication.

• treated
• experiencing side effects

EN Your doctor may recommend that you gradually reduce the dose of your antidepressant for several weeks or more to allow your body to adapt to the absence of the medication.

• doctor may recommend
• antidepressant for several
• allow your body

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 Side effects of antidepressants vary from one medication to another and from person to person

• another
• person to person

EN How a medication worked for a first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, can indicate how well it might work for you

• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling

EN A medication combination may work better for you than a single antidepressant.

• single

EN Medication and alcohol interactions

• Medication
• alcohol interactions