Stay Alert for Meds That Can Exacerbate Heart Failure

November 2022

About half of patients with heart failure take at least one med that may worsen their symptoms.

This is just one more reason to make sure that all Rxs, OTCs, and supplements are included on a patient’s med list.

If you see patients with heart failure getting a risky med...or “drug-disease” alerts pop up...notify your pharmacist. There may be safer alternatives.

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