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Health Tip: Caring for Someone With Cancer
By LadyLively on December 9, 2013
When you’re caring for someone with cancer, managing many medications can feel like a juggling act.
The American Cancer Society suggests how to stay organized:
- Maintain a current list of your loved one’s medications, including the drug name and dose, schedule for taking each med, prescribing doctor and the reason each drug is prescribed.
- Keep this information in one place, such as in a notebook or small box.
- Organize medication information electronically, and make sure it’s secure and backed up.
- Learn about your loved one’s illness, treatment plan and what each medication is for.
- Take the medication info to doctor appointments, and take notes while you’re there.
Source: HealthDay
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