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Self-medication.

Authors: W I, Lottier;

Self-medication.

Abstract

Self-medication and drug interaction have been a problem in recent years. Pharmacists in ethical pharmacies and neighborhood establishments can best monitor these problems through use of patient profile records and consultations. The pharmacist should advise the public on over-the-counter (OTC) purchases. Auxiliary labels are recommended for use on containers to prevent drug interactions. Members of the black community have some specific problems with respect to self medications. These are addressed in this article. Self-medication, under supervision, is proper and can be controlled.

Keywords

Pharmaceutical Preparations, Humans, Drug Interactions, Self Medication, Pharmacists, Health Education, Referral and Consultation, Drug Labeling

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