Evaluate Whether Peripheral Edema Is Due to Meds

April 2019

Questions will crop up about managing peripheral edema due to meds...and what to do if the med can't be stopped.

Drug-induced peripheral edema usually isn't harmful.

But it can be painful or unsightly...affect med adherence...or raise concerns about other causes, such as heart, renal, or hepatic failure.

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Table of Contents

Measles Address Measles Vaccine Concerns and Promote Immunization
Anticoagulants Counsel Patients on Differences Between Brand and New Generic Dabigatran
Sexual Dysfunction Explain Why Addyi ISN'T a Good Choice for Sexual Dysfunction in Many Women
Migraine Feel Comfortable Recommending Triptans for Kids With Migraines
Edema Evaluate Whether Peripheral Edema Is Due to Meds
Oral Health Navigate Magic Mouthwash Formulas
Ulcerative Colitis Demystify Treatments for Ulcerative Colitis
Anxiety Weigh Risks and Benefits of Meds for Generalized or Social Anxiety Disorder
Osteoarthritis Weigh Benefits and Risks of Intra-Articular Injections for Osteoarthritis
Veterinary Medicine Follow Safeguards When Dispensing Controlled Substances for Pets