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Accidental Poisoning in Elderly
Tips for Prevention of Accidental Poisoning in Elderly
Make it easy to see the medication: Wear glasses or use strong lighting or use a magnifier.
Never take medicines in the dark.
Do not double the dose for the missed dose.
Create a way to remember when doses of medicine have been taken.
Write dose times on a calendar and make a check mark after each dose is taken.
Place a tight seal on the medication containers and store them as required.
Do not mix the medicine containers with others which might look alike.
Never replace your medications by borrowing from relatives or friends or neighbors.
Keep the emergency phone numbers list near the telephone.
Dispose outdated medicines. Never take expired medications. Some medications can become dangerous or ineffective over time.
Be aware of potential drug interactions as some medicines interact dangerously with food or other medicines.
Do not take any natural or herbal supplements without consulting your doctor.
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