By implementing the following preventative steps, unpleasant reactions or drug interactions in patients can be avoided or reduced: When a clinical issue is present, avoid misusing drugs. Use the drug as prescribed, at the recommended dosage, and often. It is vital to pay particular attention to the dosage and response of drugs in these categories, in addition to paying great attention to geriatric and newborn patients, patients with renal, hepatic, and cardiac sickness. Medication should only be given when it is absolutely essential, clearly stated, and there is no other logical alternative. The need for ongoing therapy should be reviewed on a regular basis, and any unnecessary pharmaceutical use should be ceased. Before taking any medications, review your previous medical history.
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