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how do you use ticlid?

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Ticlid: Carefully and strictly based on the instructions of the physician who wrote the script for you.

Question 2

how do you take ticlid?

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Oral rx: Best to take with breakfast and dinner regularly.

Question 3

dosages of ticlopidine?

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Dose of ticlid: 250mg orally twice a day with food.

Question 4

what is ticlopidine used for?

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Anti-platlet tx: Ticlopidine is an anti-platelet tx for prevention of TIA or recurrent stroke. Pt's that are Aspirin intolerant or  allergic use this rx. It is an older rx replaced ny Plavix (clopidogrel) or Aggrenox for tia/stroke reduction.

Question 5

i need a refill on my medication?

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So call your doc: This is the HT public information site.We are thousands of volunteer docs based primarily in the US who answer medical questions.We do not offer treatments. State medical boards require a physician/patient relationship,a retrievable record,recent exam with vital signs for prescribing.Failure to do so can lead to loss or restriction of license. It may seem minor to you but it is not.

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i need refills on my medications?

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Not here: For that you will likely need the prime service of healthtap. Easier to call your pop imo

Question 7

why am i depressed while on medication?

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Approaching: depression wi multiple modalities is best. There are many
things you can do for depression.  Don't isolate. Spend time w people. Use your support system. Get out. Don’t stagnate at home. Work to get 8 hours or &gt; of sleep per night &amp; eat healthfully. Daily aerobic physical activity is a big +.  Recommend the “Feeling Good Book" by Dr. David Burns. Don't just read it - DO IT!

Question 8

what are the effects of overdosing on diabetes medication?

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Depends on which med: The effects of an overdose depend on which medication and how much. Insulins, glimeperide, glyburide, Glipizide and those containing these medications can lower sugar below usual, most likely for a short periods of time. 

An overdose of others such as metformin, actos/avandia, januvia/tradjenta/onglyza are less likely to cause this problem.

Question 9

what are the effects of smoking weed while on medications?

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Variable: Weed itself varies. What you got before may be different from now. Also, individuals have varying sensitivities.  But there may be  a synergistic effect of intoxication: they get too strong. But there is also the metabolism: weed has some metabolic pathways that may be the same as your meds, thereby making weed and your meds either weaker or stronger. Unpredictable, and therefore unwise.

Question 10

what is a good blood pressure while on medication?

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Optimally ≤120/80: Consensus expert panels convene periodically to answer this question, but usually ≤120/≤80 is ideal.  However, there is some flexibility given age and other conditions and risk factors.  BP is quite variable naturally and subject to considerable measurement error, so calibrated arm (not wrist or finger) BP cuffs, good technique are important.  24 hour automatic BP monitoring is useful if in doubt.

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