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| A drug used to treat illness or disease. |
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| A substance, other than food, that affects the way the body or mind works. |
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| Medicine that will kill bacteria. |
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| A medicine that goes against your body. |
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| Help to discharge phlegm or mucus from the restory tract. |
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| A written instruction from a physician. |
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| Over-The-Counter Medicines |
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| Medicines that can be bought without a prescription. |
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| Unwanted reactions th a medicine. |
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| Something, such as a medicine or treatment, that relieves pain, cures disease, or corrects a disorder. |
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| The constant need for and use of a substance even though the user knows it is harmful. |
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| Substances that people sniff deeply to get high. |
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| The correct amount of medicine to take. |
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| The last date the medicine can be used. |
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| Manufactured hormones that temporarily increase the size of muscles. |
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| Taking the medicine without following the directions correctly. |
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| Taking the medicine to do something other than treat an illness. |
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| When the body gets used to a drug. |
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| When deciding on your own which medicine to take. |
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| Painful reactions that occur when someone stops using a drug. |
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| When you need to take a drug to feel normal. |
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