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75 Common Medications

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Imodium A-D   antidiarrheal  
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Zanax   antianxiety  
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Motrin   NSAID  
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Afrin   nasal decongestant  
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Lasix   diuretic  
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Norflex   muscle relaxant  
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Tagamet   antacid/acid reducerantihistamine  
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Tylenol   analgesic/antipyteric  
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Glucophage   antidiabetic  
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Lisinopril   antihypertensive/ACE inhibitor  
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Albuterol   bronchodilator  
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Diflucan   antifungal  
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Toradol   NSAID  
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Rocephin   antibiotic  
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Zithromax   antibiotic  
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Flagyl   antibiotic  
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Bactrim   antibiotic  
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Lamisil   aqntifungal  
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Synthroid   hormone replacement (thyroid)  
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Lipitor   antihyperlipidemic  
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Norvasc   vasodilator/antihypertensive/calcium channel blocker  
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Premarin   hormone replacement (estrogen)  
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Lopressor   antihypertensive/beta blocker  
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Viagra   vasodilator/anti-hypertensive  
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Accupril   ACE inhibitor/anti-hypertensive  
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Dilantin   anticonvulsant  
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Symbicort   bronchodilator/corticosteroid  
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Spiriva   bronchdilator  
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Prevacid   antacid  
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Zoloft   antidepressant/antianxiety  
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Paxil   antidepressant/anxiety  
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Phenergan   antiemetic/antihistamine/sedative  
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Ativan   anxiety/anticonvulsant  
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Ritalin   CNS stimulant  
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Effexpr   antidepressant/antianxiety  
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Plavix   anticoagulant  
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Celebrex   NSAID  
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Boniva   calcium regulator  
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Ambien   sedative/hypnotic  
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Vicodin   narcotic analgesic  
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Oxycodone   narcotic analgesic  
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Fioricet   narcotic analgesic  
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Lortab   narcotic analgesic  
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Nystatin   antifungal  
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Cleocin   antibiotic  
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Depo-Provera   contraceptive  
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Ortho Tri-Cyclen   oral contraceptive  
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Abilify   antipsychotic  
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Lyrica   analgesic/anticoagulant  
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Coumadin   anticoagulant  
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Yaz   oral contraceptive  
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Aranelle   oral contraceptive  
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Crestor   antihypertensive  
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Advair   bronchodilator  
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Vyvance   CNS stimulant  
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Januvia   antidiabetic  
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Humira   TNF inhibitor/anti-inflammatory  
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Alesse   oral contraceptive  
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Imitrex   vasoconstrictor/analgesic  
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Gabapentin   anticonvulsant/analgesic  
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Norco   narcotic analgesic  
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Fentanyl   narcotic analgesic  
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Flexeril   muscle relaxant  
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Zocor   antihyperlipidemic  
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Tessalon Perles   antitussive  
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Lidocaine   anesthetic  
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Lomotil   narcotic antidiarrheal  
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Reglan   antiemetic  
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Zovirax   antiviral  
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Proventil   bronchodilator  
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Syrup of Ipecac   emetic  
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Valium   muscle relaxant/antianxiety/sedative  
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Warfarin   anticoagulant  
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Clindamycin   antibiotic  
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Macrobid   antibiotic  
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