Sentence examples for medication over use from inspiring English sources

However, frequent and over consumption of analgesics is a known cause of hepatotoxicity, dependency, withdrawal syndromes, medication over use headache and others [49, 62 64].

Chronic migraine was significantly higher (p < 0.0001) in misdiagnosed patients and medication over use headache (MOH) reported only in patients misdiagnosed as sinusitis (Table 2).

No significant differences were found between CM with MO (133 patients) and CM without MO (140 patients) in all of the above mentioned headache variants apart from medication over use days.

The Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA) in the United States has developed quality indicators for conditions where there are widely documented medication use problems, including noncompliance with anti-hypertensive medications, over-use of rescue inhalers in the treatment of asthma and use of contra-indicated/high risk medications [ 20].

"On the day he died he was informed his hip had graduated to a full on break and it is our feeling that the pain was simply unbearable and was the cause for his over use of medication," the statement read.

For the main analyses hormone use was excluded as it is known that women have higher use of hormones.[ 1, 3] Data from the NPHS 1994 1995, 1996 1997 and 1998 1999 were used to compare the proportion of women and men aged 20 years and over using "any medication," "over-the-counter medication" and "prescription medication".

Baseline assessment should include a review of systems, prescribed medications, over-the-counter agents, alcohol use, caffeine intake, and illicit drug use, in addition to evaluation of the anxiety symptoms and functioning [ 32].

For the group with high labour pain acceptance and a lot of control over medication use (i.e., mean + 1SD), Belgian and Dutch women's chances of receiving pain medication are 12% and 2%, respectively.

This could be an indication of an under-met need for pain relief on the part of the Dutch women with negative pain attitudes and little control over medication use.

Finally our analysis is of two active comparator studies and thus cannot exclude the possibility that all the medications have an absolute advantage or disadvantage for any outcome, either over no medication use or over other therapies.

The reason they may have run out may not be because they're forgetful but it might be because there's poor compliance, or over-use of medications".