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Desyrel	G:Trazodone I: Depression C: Tricyclic sides: somnulance, sleepiness, suicidal thoughts
Detrol LA	G: Tolterodine I: GU antispasmodic C: Incontinence sides: constipation, dry mouth
Differin	G: Adapalene (topical) I: Acne C: Retinoid sides: redness
Diflucan	G: Fluconazole I: Candidiasis C: Antifungal sides: abdominal discomfort, urinary retention
Dilantin	G: Phenytoin I: Epilepticus (seizures) C: Hydantoin sides: mental confusion, bradycardia (low HR)
Dilacor	G: Diltiazem I: Hypertension C: Calcium channel blocker sides: hypotension, edema
Diovan	G: Valsartan I: Hypertension C: Angiotensin-2-receptor blocker (A2RB) sides: hypotension, dizziness
Doryx	G: Doxycycline I: Infection C: Tetracycline sides: allergy
Dyazide	G: Triamterene/HCTZ I: Hypertension C: diuretic combination sides: hypotension
Effexor	G: Venlafaxine I: Depression C: Antidepressant sides: sleepiness, increase BP
Elavil	G: Amitriptyline I: Depression C: Tricyclic antidepressant sides: drowsiness, dry mouth
EpiPen	G: Epinephrine I: Anaphylaxis C: Catecholamine sides: tacycardia
Esidrix	G: Hydrochlorothiazide I: Hypertension C: Thiazide diuretic sides: hypotension, dizziness
Flexeril	G: Cyclobenzaprine I: Muscle spasm C: Skeletal muscle relaxant sides: blurred vision, drowsiness
Flomax	G: Tamsulosin I: Prostate enlargement C: prostate receptor antagonist sides: dizziness, headache
Flonase Nasal	G: Fluticasone I: Allergies C: Corticosteroid sides: headache, throat irritation
Flovent Inhaler	G: Fluticasone I: Asthma C: Corticosteroid
Fluzone	G: Influenza Vaccine I: Influenza C: Vaccine sides: local irritation, redness
Folic Acid	G: Vitamin B9 I: Dietary supplement C: Vitamin
Fosamax	G: Alendronate I: Osteoporosis C: Bone resorption inhibitor sides: asaphogal erosion, bone pain
Geodon	G: Ziprasidone I: Antipsychotic C: Schizophrenia sides: blurred vision, dizziness
Glucophage	G: Metformin I: Diabetes (type 2) C: Biguanide sides: anorexia, abdominal gas, bloating, diarrhea
Glucotrol	G: Gilpizide I: Diabetes (type 2) C: Sulfonylurea sides: hypoglycemia, weight gain
GlycoLax	G: Polyethylene glycol 3350 I: Constipation C: Osmotic laxative sides: diarrhea, abdominal cramping
Humalog	G: Insulin Lispro I: Diabetes Mellitus C: Insulin sides: hypoglycemia, redness