HOMESTATUTETRANSPARENT COMPANYWHERE WE ARECONNECTIONSCONTACTS Font sizeIncrease Reset Decrease You are here: Home Self-medication Municipal Pharmacies Information Discount on medicines Ticket exemption "Transparent Prices" operation Self-medication Homeopathy Mortuary Police Information Cemetery services IC Advertising and Billboards Information Parking and Driveways Road fares / timetables Road concessions for blue areas Digital payment for street parking The Multi-storey Parking Passi Carrai Forms Heat Management Information Self-medication The 10 rules for proper self-medication: Self-medication must be done exclusively with medicines that can be purchased without a medical prescription, identifiable by this sticker on the package, while medicines that can only be purchased with a medical prescription must not be taken on their own initiative; When taking a self-medication medicine it is important to carefully follow the instructions for use contained in the package leaflet. If you are unsure and do not understand exactly what some terms mean, contact your doctor or pharmacist; when asking the pharmacist for a self-medication medicine it is good to point out if you are taking other drugs or if you suffer from particular allergies or chronic diseases (eg asthma, diabetes, etc ...). Your pharmacist will be able to advise you to avoid negative interactions between the different drugs taken; Self-medication must always be limited in time. If a minor ailment does not go away within a few days by taking an over-the-counter medicine, you should consult your doctor. One exception is smoking cessation medications which must be taken continuously for several weeks; Over-the-counter medications are generally safe when used appropriately. However, since they are drugs, they can cause undesirable effects in particularly sensitive people or if used incorrectly (excessive doses, improper routes of administration, intake for prolonged periods of time); A self-medication medicine can be administered to children, without medical advice, only if it is expressly indicated in the package leaflet; Tutti i farmaci, anche quelli di automedicazione, durante la gravidanza vanno utilizzati solo se i benefici superano i possibili rischi per il feto e, in generale, solo su consiglio del medico; Tenere i farmaci in luogo non accessibile ai bambini e non utilizzarli dopo la data di scadenza; Non assumere farmaci di automedicazione su consiglio di persone non qualificate: ogni cura va adattata alle esigenze di ogni singolo individuo; Corrette abitudini di vita aiutano a ridurre il ricorso ai farmaci. E’ importante, ad esempio, non fumare, praticare un regolare esercizio fisico, avere un’alimentazione corretta, variata ed equilibrata. Non abusare di bevande alcoliche. ASM ROVIGO Spa - Via D. Alighieri, 4 - 45100 ROVIGO - Tel. 0425.396711 - Fax 0425.410219 - PI 01037490297 MAIL: segr@asmrovigo.it - PEC: asmrovigo.pec@legalmail.it Privacy policy | Cookie information | Legal notices Powered by Joomla! ®