Nowadays, there are more and more pharmacies, and many people feel that it is troublesome to go to the hospital when they feel unwell, so they write their own prescriptions. I strongly disagree with this practice, because many diseases have the same symptoms at the beginning stage, blindly using drugs not only cover up the symptoms, some drugs even cause serious complications, the high incidence of kidney disease in China (especially acute kidney failure) is closely related to this. Blind use of drugs will also bring some other intended not to do the problem, allergies, drowsiness, peptic ulcer. In addition to the efficacy of medication, are you concerned about the “side effects”? When you buy drugs, there are these 8 words on the box to be careful to buy, its side effects to pay special attention to! “Puff”, “Min”, “Benzene”, “Linoline”, “Ma”, “Meprobamate”, “Meprobamate”, “Meprobamate”, “Meprobamate”, “Meprobamate”. “, “beauty”, “ammonia”, “phenol” these 8 words, please be careful to buy, be careful to take. 1, drivers should be careful to use “par”, “min”, “benzene” Chlorpheniramine (paracetamol), Benadryl are common anti-allergy drugs, but these drugs have a certain degree of central nervous system inhibition, may cause drowsiness. inhibitory, may cause drowsiness, sleepiness and other symptoms. Therefore, do not drive, do not engage in aerial work, mechanical work and operation of precision instruments. 2, heart disease caution “Lin” common gastric stimulating drugs, such as morpholine, Ludoline, etc., the main active ingredient is domperidone. In 2011, the European Medicines Agency issued a reminder that domperidone may cause severe ventricular arrhythmia and other symptoms, suggesting that patients with heart disease should be cautious. It can constrict blood vessels, so serious hypertension, coronary heart disease, high intraocular pressure patients should not use. In addition, it can also have an effect on the nerves, aggravate the prostate patients urinary difficulties. 4, phlegmatic people should be careful to use the “United States” Dextromethorphan is a commonly used central cough suppressant, containing this component of the compound drug generic name mostly contains the word “United States”. Chronic bronchitis, pneumonia patients with phlegm should be careful to use the drug or a combination of cold and flu medicines containing this ingredient, because it has a cough suppressant effect may affect the discharge of phlegm, blocking the inhalation tract, or the use of dextromethorphan should be at the same time to take expectorant drugs. 5, peptic ulcers should be careful with “ammonia” and “phenol” Acetaminophen (paracetamol) is commonly used antipyretic, analgesic, but it has a certain stimulating effect on the gastric mucosa. Some patients with peptic ulcers are at risk of bleeding when taking it. These patients should pay attention to observation during the use of the drug, and stop the drug in time when abnormalities are found. Many of the compound cold medicines on the market contain paracetamol, and if a variety of them are taken together, it is very easy to overdose, and paracetamol should not be more than 4 grams a day for adults, otherwise there is a risk of hepatotoxicity. You should also avoid drinking alcohol and alcoholic beverages while taking this type of medicine, so that some of the metabolites it produces will not combine with kidney cells and injure the kidneys. Different fever-reducing medications have age restrictions Acetaminophen suspension is only for children over 2 to 3 months of age, while ibuprofen suspension is only for children over 6 months of age. Don’t alternate fever-reducing medications In reality, it’s rare that you actually need to alternate medications. If you can use one fever-reducing medication, it is certainly not recommended to use 2, much less alternate. Ibuprofen and acetaminophen have their own dosing intervals, so it’s easy to misremember the dosing intervals and overdose when alternating. Don’t give your child antibiotics without authorization In fact, overuse or not using them at all is a form of antibiotic abuse. Prolonged abuse can lead to drug resistance and the development of superbugs, and drugs that were originally effective won’t work by then. But many parents don’t know which drugs are antibiotics. There is a very simple way to tell, and that is to look at the name of the drug, and just remember the 5 words. These 5 words are: cephalosporin, cephalosporin, cephalosporin, saxin, nitazole. 1, XX cephalosporin will call this name of the drug, basically belongs to the penicillin class of antibiotics, such as amoxicillin, ampicillin, flucloxacillin, etc., penicillin allergy history of the child must be avoided. 2, Cephalosporin XX Cephalosporin belongs to the most common class of antibiotics, such as cefradine, cefdinir, cefmenoxime and so on. 3, XX mold the most common such as clindamycin, azithromycin, roxithromycin. 4, XX Floxacin e.g. levofloxacin. 5, XX Nitazole such as metronidazole, ornidazole, etc.. After reading these, is not it will suddenly feel, the original usually a lot of drugs are antibiotics …… However, there is no need to worry, antibiotics are not unavailable, just do not recommend abuse.