MEDICAL DICTIONARY
I (drug caution code): Abbreviation on a medication that indicates "interaction" because the medication may interact adversely with another medication you may have taken or take in the future.
While not a part of the historical heritage of ancient prescription abbreviations , drug caution codes provide very valuable warnings.
If you see a caution code on a prescription, talk to your pharmacist about it before using the medicine.
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