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Outpatient pharmacy and general health. I have recently completed a Pharmceutical Care Certificate Program offered by Purdue University (Spring 1999 completion). I have personal experience dealing with terminally ill persons and their needs, as well as their families` needs. I graduated in 1984 from Pharmacy School and have been a Licensed Pharmacist since then. I have 18 years retail pharmacy experience. Prior to my pharmacy training I have 3 years hospital experience as a Nurse`s Aide.
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Recent Answers from Barbara Judge
2009-11-19 Celexa and Acai Berry Diet Pills:
It would be impossible for me to tell you if there are any drug interactions between the Acai Berry dietary supplement you purchased and Celexa. There are many, many, many supplements available on
2009-11-18 May I ask you some question about retail pharmacist?:
1. A typical day in retail pharmacy is spent filling prescriptions, answering patient questions, clearing up insurance issues for patients, and communicating with doctor's offices about patients needs
2009-11-16 Lexapro - sex drive:
There is nothing available to increase your sex drive. I would recommend that you talk to your doctor about the possibility of changing your medication to a different drug to avoid the side effect
2009-11-10 Propranolol:
It is unlikely that you will experience any severe symptoms by delaying you dose of propranolol ER by 12 hours. As long as you have been on propranolol for at least a month you should have built
2009-11-05 antibiotics and alcohol:
In general alcohol does not reduce the effectiveness of antibiotics. There are some antibiotics that do not react well with alcohol, such as metronidazole. If metronidazole is taken with alcohol
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