Medications

Maintain the list of medications patients can record in their health profiles.

Medications List

25 medication(s)

Medication Name	Category	Notes
Warfarin	Anticoagulant	Monitor INR levels closely. Avoid vitamin K-rich foods.
Metformin	Antidiabetic	Take with food to reduce GI side effects.
Amoxicillin	Antibiotic	Complete the full course even if symptoms improve.
Heparin	Anticoagulant	Low molecular weight. Subcutaneous injection.
Rivaroxaban	Anticoagulant	Direct oral anticoagulant. No INR monitoring needed.
Hydroxyurea	Chemotherapy	Used in sickle cell disease and polycythemia vera.
Imatinib	Chemotherapy	Tyrosine kinase inhibitor for CML.
Prednisone	Steroid	Short-term use preferred. Taper dose when stopping.
Dexamethasone	Steroid	Used in haematological malignancies and allergic reactions.
Ciclosporin	Immunosuppressant	Monitor renal function and drug levels.
Azathioprine	Immunosuppressant	Check TPMT enzyme levels before starting.
Paracetamol	Analgesic	Max 4g per day. Hepatotoxic in overdose.
Morphine	Analgesic	Opioid. Monitor for respiratory depression.
Amlodipine	Antihypertensive	Calcium channel blocker. May cause ankle oedema.
Enalapril	Antihypertensive	ACE inhibitor. Watch for hyperkalaemia.
Lisinopril	Antihypertensive	ACE inhibitor. Dry cough is a common side effect.
Methotrexate	Chemotherapy	Folate antagonist. Supplement with folic acid.
Rituximab	Chemotherapy	Anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody. Screen for HBV before use.
Erythropoietin	Antidiabetic	Stimulates red blood cell production.
Ciprofloxacin	Antibiotic	Fluoroquinolone. Avoid in tendon injury history.
Vancomycin	Antibiotic	Monitor trough levels and renal function.
Insulin Glargine	Antidiabetic	Long-acting basal insulin. Inject subcutaneously.
Enoxaparin	Anticoagulant	LMWH used for DVT prophylaxis and treatment.
Deferasirox	Chemotherapy	Iron chelator for transfusion-dependent anaemia.
Prednisolone	Steroid	Oral corticosteroid. Common in autoimmune conditions.