Drug Interaction Contraindications Handbook

Author: Jia Gongfu / Xie Huimin (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is divided into three chapters, totaling approximately 1 million words. Chapter 1 provides an overview, introducing the concepts and significance of drug interactions, drug combinations, and contraindications; Chapter 2 focuses on chemical preparations, detailing the contraindications and usage precautions for over 1,000 Western medicines in 68 categories across 23 aspects, including antimicrobial and antiparasitic drugs, drugs for various human systems, disinfectants, contrast media, etc.; Chapter 3 discusses traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and TCM preparations, describing the interactions, contraindications, and usage precautions for hundreds of TCM and TCM preparations, such as those for expelling wind, clearing heat, dispelling dampness, stopping bleeding, calming the mind, and tonifying deficiency. The key features of this book are: first, its extensive content and broad coverage, ensuring that most clinically used drugs can be found in the book; second, its strong practicality, as each drug is described in detail regarding its interactions and contraindications, along with the reasons behind them, making it highly valuable; third, its clear and concise language, making it widely applicable. It serves as an excellent guide for clinical safe and effective drug use, reducing adverse drug reactions, and can be used as a reference book for clinical physicians, pharmacists, and nurses (technicians).