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What are the dangers of mixing medication?
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It is important to talk about the risks of combining medications and changing schedules, particularly for people who work night shifts. It serves as a reminder that before making any changes [This content has been moderated by an administrator]
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Hi. Thx for starting conversation about meds & when to mix or not. I answered, yet not on right thread. Never mix meds & alcohol!! Plus OTC meds like Tylenol, can do more harm than good on our liver. Just be careful!! Following doc's orders can save lives. Enjoy rest of week ahead.
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And on that note, switching your sleep schedule can definitely be a medication juggling act. When I first started working nights, I totally messed up my whole allergy med routine. Big mistake! Ended up with a super stuffy nose in the middle of the night, which isn't exactly ideal. If you can, talk to your doctor about adjusting your meds or dosages for a wonky sleep schedule.
Finally, the drowsiness thing is no joke. If a medication makes you woozy, don't even think about getting behind the wheel. It's just not worth the risk. There's always Uber or a safe ride from a friend.
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@dordle It's be necessary to adjust your medication schedule if you worked the night shift. Whatever you're taking, if it causes you to get drowsy, you shouldn't be driving.