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July 19, 2000

Safemedication.com

Modern medicine is literally changing the way we live, and the way we get well. The number and quality of medications that exists today compared to even 10 years ago it truly amazing. But getting information on certain drugs, or wanting to find out about the ones that your physician has prescribed for you can be difficult at times. Today's FamSite helps take some of that confusion away.

The site is called Safemedication.com, and is a site that is devoted to helping the consumer find out about using your medications safely and wisely. This is accomplished by using a search engine that all you need to do is enter the drug's name. There are also sections on alternative medications, antibiotics, latest developments in health news, and one that everyone should visit, medication safety. This is truly a site that should be book marked and used.

You should always consult your health care provider and your pharmacist is you have ANY questions about your medications. But this site can help you understand not only those answers, but help to know which questions to ask. Enjoy your visit.

http://www.safemedication.com/

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Written by mayor at July 19, 2000 12:00 PM

Comments on “Safemedication.com”

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  1. dawn on November 19, 2003 10:08 PM

    i suffer from fibromyalgia. i have been taking lorocet,ambien,soma and zanax. i called in a refill and my doctor called in propoxyphene. i am allergic to aspirn and caffene makes my heart race and feel sick to my stomach. i took two doses at different times of course and felt so bad i was scared. i looked up this med and found that i could die if not careful . i feel like i have been given poison. i cant sleep for fear of taking any sleep aid i will die. of course i called my doctors office after hours and havent received a call reguarding my concerns.

  2. ellen on September 16, 2004 01:19 PM

    Harvey Diamond, the author of Fit For Life, has written a great book on the connection between Fibromyalgia, Lupus and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Its called (appropriately) The Fibromyalgia / Lupus / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Connection. I downloaded it from his website, http://www.fitforlifetime.com. I'm following his advice from the book and I already feel better.

  3. rebica on February 12, 2006 09:22 AM

    I think self medication is not good because some time we don't understand our disease and we take not right medicine. So always concern our physician first.


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