Guest guest Posted October 20, 2008 Report Posted October 20, 2008 Please keep in mind that drug interaction tools are useful, but that they only compare two drugs at a time. If you are taking drugs A, B, and C, such a tool can tell you if A and B is OK, B and C is OK, A and C is OK, but not whether A, B, and C is OK. The possible side effects from the interaction of three or more drugs together is often unknown. Not an MD Quote
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