Professional Manuals and Guidebooks

GPs are often put in the position of having to write prescriptions for something temporary while considering any number of specialist-prescribed medications the patient may already be taking daily. While GPs are generally well-versed in many of the most common drugs, it's impossible to expect one to know everything off the top of their head – not to the same level as a medical specialist. But you still need to help your patients.

Sometimes there isn't the time to do an exhaustive search of all the medicinal options available – but that's no excuse for a patient to be placed at risk of a dangerous drug interaction. This manual focuses specifically on interactions to make it easier for you to help others.

Each active ingredient listed in this manual is accompanied by all known drug and supplemental interactions in table form to provide a quick overview, as well as further detailed information. In the case of proven or feared negative effects of a particular drug combination, recommendations for lower-risk alternative are also noted, based on the most current pharmacological knowledge.

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