Примери за self-medication

• In my view, self-medication for serious conditions is out of the question.

• Strong opposition to self-medication did not develop until the twentieth century.

• Many illegal immigrants rely on self-medication or home remedies.

• Symptoms of the problem include self-medication with drugs or alcohol.

• One of the few things almost all these mentally ill people have in common is drug addiction, often a form of self-medication.

• One that is dealt with by reassurance and self-medication rather than prescription only medicines.

• The ethic of self-medication, for instance, interacted in complicated ways with literacy and education.

• One of the most relevant political implications of their ethic was a time-honored right of self-medication.

• Patients practicing self-medication could have a longer delay in seeking health care.

• Delivering health information about self-medication to older adults: use of touchscreen-equipped notebook computers.

• The doctrine of self-medication, centuries old but waning, was viable only in the presence of purchasable medications to which the consumer had relatively unimpeded access.

• Mood and alcohol consumption : an experience sampling test of the self-medication hypothesis.

• They found that medication reviews and self-medication programs may be beneficial.

• Patients practicing self-medication usually have minor diseases and drugs available at home.

• The reasons were good effect, insurance regulation, familiarity with the drugs, and preparation for self-medication.

• Opiates are prime candidates for self-medication due to their generally calming and normalizing effects.

• These include maternal self-medication, smoking and consumption of alcohol.

• However, the most commonly used form of self-medication is alcohol.

• This finding does not lend support to the self-medication hypothesis (though it cannot rule it out) for which one would expect increased depression following smoking cessation.

• I believe it is important to bear in mind the special role of pharmacists and doctors in the area of self-medication.