Managing drug-drug interactions involves several strategies:
Medication review: Regularly reviewing a patient's medications can help identify and mitigate potential interactions. Adjusting dosages: Modifying drug dosages based on interaction risk can help maintain therapeutic efficacy while minimizing adverse effects. Monitoring: Increased monitoring of drug levels or clinical parameters may be required when interactions are unavoidable. Patient education: Educating patients about the potential for interactions and encouraging them to report new symptoms can help in early detection and intervention.
