Sentence examples for medications that interfere from inspiring English sources

People who have malabsorption problems or take medications that interfere with vitamin D activity (for example, glucocorticoids) should consider it as well.

The reasons for these deficiencies include a limited income, difficulty getting to stores, chronic illnesses or medications that interfere with nutrients, problems with chewing or digesting, and poor appetite.

For individuals with impaired renal potassium excretion caused by chronic kidney disease and for those taking certain medications that interfere with the rennin-angiotensin aldosterone axis, the need to limit dietary potassium is important in view of the risk for development of hyperkalemia and fatal cardiac arrhythmias.

You may end up with two of the same tests, or with medications that interfere with each other.

Avoid medications that interfere with sleep -- these include sedatives (these are used to treat insomnia, but ultimately lead to dependence and disruption of normal sleep rhythms and architecture), antihistamines, stimulants, cold medication, steroids, and headache medication that contains caffeine (such as Fioricet).

A secondary deficiency may be due to an underlying disorder that prevents or limits the absorption or use of the vitamin, due to a "lifestyle factor", such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, or the use of medications that interfere with the absorption or use of the vitamin.

Exclusion criteria: Infants with the following will be excluded: already receiving vitamin D supplementation, born premature (<37 weeks)/low birth weight (<2500 g), multiple births, poor health due to a current or past significant disease state or congenital abnormality or infants on medication that interfere with vitamin D metabolism.

In addition, the use of medication that interferes with myocardial uptake of I-MIBG (such as tricyclic antidepressants), was not significant and did not warrant a separate analysis.

Patients with known rheumatic, renal, hepatic, or gastrointestinal disease, and patients using medication that interferes with mineral metabolism (i.e. treatment for osteoporosis or long-term steroid therapy) were excluded from the study.

Overall, our preliminary results using SFFQs warrant replication by direct quantification of nutrient levels from plasma to better address these potential confounds, as well as confirmation on medical screening that medical conditions or medications that may interfere with vitamin bioavailability are not present.

The list of medications that can interfere with sleep is long indeed.