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Side Effects of Prescription Medications Taken By Our Clients
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Almost all of disabled persons are prescribed multiple medications (or as many as they can afford to take). The unfortunate downside of taking medications is the many side effects caused by these drugs, many of which are disabling themselves. In preparing your disability case, you need to inform your treatment providers concerning the side effects caused by your medications.
Below we have assembled a partial list of medications taken by the many clients we have assisted in addition to a list of possible side effects of which you should be aware.
Prescription Medications Our Clients Have Taken
Below we have assembled a partial list of medications taken by the many clients we have assisted in addition to a list of possible side effects of which you should be aware.
Prescription Medications Our Clients Have Taken
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AbacavirAbatacept Abilify Aciphex Actiq Actonel Acyclovir Adderall Advair Albuterol Allopurinol Alprozolam Altace Ambien Amitryptline Amoxicillinv Anaprox Androgel Aricept Arthotec Atenolol Atrovent Augmentin Avandia Avastin B
BaclofenBeconase Benicar Biaxin Biotin Boniva Bupap C
CaduetCalcitrol Captopril Carafate Carbamazepine Cardizem Cardura Catapres Cetin Celebrex Celexa Chlorothiazide Cimetidine Cipro Citalopram Clarinex Cindamaycin Clinoril Clonazepam Clonidine Codeine Colzal Combivir Concerta Copaxone Coreg Cozaar Crestor Cyclobenzaprine Cyclosporine Cymbalta
D
DecadronDenavir Depakote Detrol Dexamethasone Dextroamphetamine Diazepam Diclofenac Diluadid Diltiazem Diovan Ditropan Doxepin Duragesic |
E
EfavirenzEffexor Enbrel Epivir Epoetin Alfa Epogen Epzicom Estrace Estradiol Estrogens Etanercept Ezetimibe F
FamotidineFamvir Fentanyl Fexofenadine Finastride Fioricet Flexeril Flomax Flovent Flucinonide Fluoxetine Fosamax Furosemide
G
GabapentinGabitril Gardasil Gleevec Glipizide Glyburide Guaifenesin
H
HaldolHaloperidol Herceptin Humalog Humulin Hycamtin Hycet Hydralazaine Hydrochlorothiazide Hydrocodone Hydrocortisone Hyoscine Hytrin Hyzaar
I
IbuprofenImitrex Indinavir Indocin Insulin Interferon Intron
K
KadianKalectra Keppra Ketoconazole Ketoprofen Ketorlac Klonopin Klor-Con K-Phos |
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LamictalLamisil Lamivudine Lanoxin Lescol Lavalbutero Levaquin Levodopa Levoxyl Lexapro Librium Lidocaine Lipitor Lipoic Acid Lisinopril Lopinavir Lorazepam Lorcet Lunesta Lupron Lyrica
M
MagnesiumManganese Maxair Maxalt Maxidone Meridia Metformin Methocarbamol Methotrexate Methylprednisolone Metoprolol Mevacor Minoxidil Mobic Modafinil Morphine MS Contin
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NaftifineNaloxone Naproxen Nasacort Nasonex Neurontin Nexium Nitroglycerine Nizoral Nortriptline Norvasc Norvir Nutropin Nystatin
O
Omeprazole
P
ParoxetinePercocet Percodan Phenobarbital Pirbuteraol Piroxicam Pravastatin Prednisolone Prednisone Prevacid Protonix Proventil Prozac |
Q
Quetiapine FumarateR
RetrovirRisodronate Rhinocort Risperidone Rituxan Rituximab Rozerem S
SarafemSerevent Sertraline Simavastatin Singulair Sorbitol Spiriva Sumatriptan Sustiva Symbyax Synthroid T
TemazepamTestosterone Theophylline Topamax Topiramate Transderm SCOP Trastuzumab Trazodone Triamterene Tricor Trizivir Tylenol with Codeine (#3 and 4) Tylox U
UltramUrea V
ValiumValproic Acid Valtrex Vasopression Verapamil Vicodin Vicoprofen Viracept Viramune Voltaren Vytorin W
WarfarinWellbutrin X
XenicalZ
ZetiaZiagen Zocor Zoloft Zonegran Zovirax Zydone Zyprexa |
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Possible Side Effects from Medications |
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AgitationAppetite Changes Anxiety B
Blood Pressure ChangesBreathing Problems C
Confusion D
DepressionDiarrhea Disorientation Dizziness Drowsiness Dry Mouth |
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EdemaFatigue F
FeverFlatulence Flushing/Hot Flashes H
Hair LossHallucination Headache Hearing Problems I
ImpotenceIncreased Urination Insomnia |
J
Joint/Muscle achesL
LethargyM
Mood SwingsMuscle Cramping Nasal Irritation Nausea/Vomiting N
NervousnessNumbness |
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PainPallor Palpitations Poor Coordination R
RashS
SedationShortness of Breath Sleep Disturbance Sleepiness Sweating Taste Disturbance Tremor Vertigo Vision Changes Weakness Weight Change |
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