1. Adverse effect profile of nabumetone

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2. New, more potent ulcer therapies may cause cancer with long term use

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3. NSAIDS can interact with antihypertensives

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4. Current nafcillin preparation can cause venous irritation

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5. NSAID-induced lower GI disorders need to be considered

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6. Acetazolamide

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7. Amiodarone

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8. Anticonvulsants

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9. Antineoplastics

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10. Antipsychotics

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11. Bacitracin see Neomycin/bacitracin/polymixin B

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12. Bromocriptine

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13. Carbamazepine

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14. Cimetidine

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15. Cisplatin

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16. Clobetasol

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17. Clofazamine

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18. Clonidine overdose

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19. Cocaine abuse

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20. Corticosteroids

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21. Cytarabine

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22. Dexamethasone/tobramycin

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23. Ethchlorvynol overdose

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24. Flecainide

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25. Fluorouracil

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26. Hepatitis B vaccine

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27. Ibuprofen

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28. Isoniazid see Rifampicin/isoniazid

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29. Minoxidil/cyclosporin

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30. Neomycin/bacitracin/polymixin B

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31. Nifedipine overdose

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32. Oral contraceptives

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33. Phenytoin

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34. Polygeline

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35. Polymixin B see Neomycin/bacitracin/polymixin B

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36. Povidine iodine

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37. Quinidine

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38. Ranitidine

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39. Retinol

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40. Rifampicin/isoniazid

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41. Tetracycline

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42. Ticlopidine

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43. Tobramycin see Dexamethasone/tobramycin

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44. Valproic acid

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45. Vigabatrin

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