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Medications
Track your prescriptions and daily adherence
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SERIOUS RISK - MEDICATION COMBINATION
⚠ PROPOSED TEXT - PHARMACIST SIGN-OFF PENDING
Taking an opioid pain medication and a sedative, sleep medication, or anti-anxiety medication together can slow your breathing to dangerous levels or stop it completely, even at doses that are safe on their own.
The medications involved:
- Codeine 30mg (Tylenol #3)
- Lorazepam (benzodiazepine)
What to do right now
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about this combination before your next dose. Do not stop taking either medication on your own without speaking to your doctor first.
IF SOMEONE IS UNRESPONSIVE OR BREATHING SLOWLY OR NOT AT ALL
Call 911 immediately. Tell them it may be an opioid overdose.
Ontario's Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act protects you from simple possession charges if you call 911 for an overdose. You will not get in trouble for calling for help.
ACE Inhibitor (blood pressure): Ramipril (ACE inhibitor) + Lisinopril - two medications from the same drug class. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if both are still needed.
Statin (cholesterol): Atorvastatin (statin) + Atorvastatin - two medications from the same drug class. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if both are still needed.
You are managing 11 medications
This increases your risk of drug interactions. Bring your complete medication list to your next doctor's appointment.
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Codeine 30mg (Tylenol #3)
0/1 taken
30mg · As needed
This medication may require extra caution in adults over 65 - ask your doctor.
Dr. Patel (Primary Care)
Take as needed for pain. Maximum 4 per day.
Personal reminder note
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Metformin
0/2 taken
1000mg · Twice daily
08:0020:00
Dr. Patel (Endocrinology)
Take with meals. Monitor blood glucose.
Personal reminder note
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Ramipril (ACE inhibitor)
0/1 taken
5mg · Once daily
08:00
Dr. Strauss (Cardiology)
Monitor blood pressure. Take in morning.
Personal reminder note
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Furosemide (diuretic)
0/1 taken
20mg · Once daily
08:00
Dr. Strauss (Cardiology)
Take in morning. Monitor potassium.
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Lorazepam (benzodiazepine)
0/1 taken
0.5mg · As needed
This medication may require extra caution in adults over 65 - ask your doctor.
Dr. Patel (Primary Care)
Take as needed for anxiety. Maximum 1 per day.
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Metoprolol Succinate (beta blocker)
0/1 taken
50mg · Once daily
08:00
Dr. Strauss (Cardiology)
Do not stop suddenly. Take with food.
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Spiriva Respimat (inhaler)
0/1 taken
2.5mcg · Once daily
08:00
Dr. Khalil (Respirology)
2 puffs daily. Rinse mouth after.
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Atorvastatin (statin)
0/1 taken
40mg · Once daily
21:00
Dr. Patel (Primary Care)
Take at bedtime.
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Atorvastatin
0/1 taken
20mg · Once daily
21:00
Dr. David Park
Take in the evening
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Lisinopril
0/1 taken
10mg · Once daily
08:00
Dr. David Park
Take at the same time each day
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Metformin
0/2 taken
500mg · Twice daily
08:0020:00
Dr. Sarah Chen
Take with food
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