Most people over the age of 50 are forced to resort to over-the-counter medications due to poor health. According to one study, about half of Americans over the age of 60 use five different types of drugs each week. And one in eight people takes more than ten pills a week. When so many people use such drugs at the same time, the interaction of these drugs can lead to dangerous complications.
Dr. David Beats, an expert at Harvard University on the side effects of prayer, and his colleagues have highlighted the important issues and causes of certain medications when used together. In this regard, he referred to six important mixtures which are as follows.
1. Use of antibiotic fluids with warfarin comrades.
Warfarin is a blood thinner that is given to heart patients who develop blood clots in their arteries. There are many claims, including warfarin, that a protein in the blood's watery part, called albumin, tends to stick to it. When they start to work, this ability of warfarin starts to disappear. And the patient may get a dangerous type of bleeding.
The most common and the worst, combinations of warfarin and sulfa, are considered to be antibiotics such as itraconazole (Bactrum), spectra n, etc. Patients with atrial fibrillation often develop urinary tract infections or pneumonia. Antibiotics are prescribed. If warfarin is also being given to these patients, reduce their dose and monitor their blood coagulation capacity regularly.
2. Use of erythromycin with Dye Jaxon
Dye Joxan is recommended to normalize the heartbeat. Medications that end in (Mycin) suffixes, such as erythromycin, easy-thrombocyanin, or clarithromycin, are antibiotic supplements. Therefore, not all of this medicine is absorbed into the body.
But if this type of antibiotic is used in conjunction with the use of dioxins, then these antibiotics will also eliminate a large number of these healthy germs in the intestines that cause the body to I will increase Die Jaxon and this can lead to an irregular heartbeat.
3. (Concomitant use of antifungal and statin drugs)
Many pills are used to treat fungal infections in the lungs and various parts of the body. Which has the suffix (azole) at the end. Such as fluconazole, itraconazole, ketoconazole, etc. Like many other drugs that contain many cholesterol-lowering statins, these (azole) drugs are also dissolved in the liver with the help of a group of enzymes called P450b enzymes.
When an azole antifungal drug and a statin drug are used in combination with the enzyme P450, the amount of statin in the body can increase and this can lead to muscle damage.
Human life is very precious. So take care of yourself and your loved ones. Use all medicines after being prescribed by a doctor. Taking all these medicines together is very harmful to your health. Once a monthly consult your doctor. Be sure to check .Always take your medicine on time. If you forget, set alarm in your mobile so that you can take your medicine on time. Try to take your medicine 1 hour before bed. Take medicine in the same routine every day.
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