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I am tired of taking so many medications. what can i do to reduce the amount of medications i need to take?
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Talk To Your Doctors: As medicines are improved, it is not uncommon for drug therapy to be streamlined. Speak with every one of your doctors and express your desire to streamline your drug therapy as much as possible. In many cases this is possible. However, depending on all of your medical conditions, streamlining may not be possible in your specific case. However, it certainly is worth asking the question.
Answered 9/28/2016
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