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Diabetes Spectrum 15:256-261, 2002
© American Diabetes Association ®, Inc., 2002

Prescribed Medications and OTCs: Interactions and Timing Issues

Kimberly R. Rhoades, RPh, CDE

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This article describes some common drug-drug interactions between prescription medications and over-the-counter medications that people with diabetes might encounter. With each interaction listed, there is a description of how to appropriately manage it. Also, proper timing of the medications in relation to food intake is described. The data presented are not all-inclusive but do detail the common medications used in people with diabetes.


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