Tag: drug interactions

How to Read Prescription Labels to Avoid Dangerous Drug Interactions

How to Read Prescription Labels to Avoid Dangerous Drug Interactions

Jan, 20 2026

Learn how to read prescription labels to spot dangerous drug interactions. Know where to look, what to avoid, and how to protect yourself from preventable health risks.

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Birth Control Pills: How Effective Are They, What Side Effects to Expect, and Which Medications Interfere?

Birth Control Pills: How Effective Are They, What Side Effects to Expect, and Which Medications Interfere?

Jan, 11 2026

Birth control pills are effective when taken correctly, but typical use leads to a 7% failure rate. Learn about side effects, drug interactions, and how to use them safely for pregnancy prevention and other health benefits.

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Proton Pump Inhibitors and Antifungals: How They Interfere with Absorption and Effectiveness

Proton Pump Inhibitors and Antifungals: How They Interfere with Absorption and Effectiveness

Jan, 6 2026

Proton pump inhibitors can block absorption of key antifungals like itraconazole and ketoconazole, reducing their effectiveness by up to 60%. Fluconazole isn’t affected by stomach pH, but it interacts with liver enzymes. New research shows PPIs may even boost antifungal power in resistant fungi.

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Using One Pharmacy for Safety: How Consolidating Prescriptions Reduces Drug Interactions

Using One Pharmacy for Safety: How Consolidating Prescriptions Reduces Drug Interactions

Dec, 8 2025

Using one pharmacy for all prescriptions reduces dangerous drug interactions, prevents duplicate meds, and improves safety. Learn how med sync works and why consolidating your prescriptions matters.

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Antihistamine Interactions with Sedating Medications: Risks, Evidence, and Safety Tips

Antihistamine Interactions with Sedating Medications: Risks, Evidence, and Safety Tips

Oct, 25 2025

Learn how antihistamines interact with sedating drugs, why first‑generation agents are risky, and practical steps to stay safe.

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