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• Breastfeeding and Potentially Harmful Substances

  an over-the-counter medicine, talk to your physician, pharmacist, or lactation consultant. Where can I learn more? MotherToBaby helpline (Pregnancy.

• Tobacco Use

  Intermountain community pharmacy and other pharmacies have collaborative agreements in place that allow patients to obtain naloxone without a prescription.

• Prescription Opioids: What You Need to Know fact sheet

  Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you should get a naloxone kit. This can save your life if you have an accidental overdose. □ Help prevent misuse and abuse ...

• Dabigatran (Pradaxa): - What you need to know and do

  doctor or pharmacist before starting any new medicine or herbal supplement. Medicines that interact with dabigatran include: • Aspirin. • NSAIDs (ibuprofen,.

• How to Check Your Blood Pressure

  supermarket pharmacy, or other large store. A good one costs about $50. Ask your health insurance provider if your policy covers the cost of a home.

• Power packing: Increasing calorie intake

  available from a pharmacy. Use modular supplements only if your child's healthcare provider. Examples include Polycose®, Microlipid®, or Duocal®.

• Nuclear Cardiac Stress Test: How to prepare

  Talk with your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions about the foods and medicines you should avoid before your test.

• Safety at home: Keeping a loved one safe during a suicidal crisis

  A pharmacist can advise. • Don't lock rescue medicines like inhalers and epi-pens. Focus on firearms. 1 Off-site storage (safest option for now).

• Fall Prevention

  your doctor and/or pharmacist. This includes medications prescribed by all of your healthcare providers and any over-the-counter drugs,.

• Sodium-Restricted Daily Eating Plan: 2,000 milligrams or less ...

  Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using these medications. • Be extra careful at restaurants. Get to know the restaurants in your area and the menu ...