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Appreciating gastrointestinal side effects of prescribed medications
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GASTROENTEROLOGY
Appreciating gastrointestinal side effects of prescribed medications
Wednesday 13 April 2022, 12:20 AM
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Widespread use of NSAIDs has led to increased incidence of NSAID-related ulceration [Image: Supplied]
Prescribers need to be continually mindful of the potential harms from medication. Here, gastroenterologist Alan Fraser outlines the various gastrointestinal side effects of prescribed medications
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2. Jahromi SR, Togha M, Fesharaki SH, et al. Gastrointestinal adverse effects of antiepileptic drugs in intractable epileptic patients. Seizure 2011;20(4):343–46.