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@farma_ictq: No vídeo, o médico mostra de forma descontraída a quantidade de medicamentos guardados pela esposa. A cena pode até arrancar risadas, mas também traz um alerta importante: manter muitos medicamentos em casa exige cuidado, atenção e orientação. Quando há acúmulo, aumentam os riscos de vencimento, uso inadequado, automedicação, duplicidade de tratamentos e confusão entre produtos. O que parece apenas organização ou prevenção pode se tornar um problema quando não existe acompanhamento. Medicamento não é item comum de estoque. Cada produto tem indicação, tempo de uso, riscos, contraindicações e possíveis interações. Por isso, a orientação farmacêutica é essencial para ajudar o paciente a usar medicamentos com mais segurança e consciência. No fim, não importa o tamanho do armário: o mais importante é saber usar, revisar e cuidar do que está ali. E para orientar pacientes com segurança, o farmacêutico precisa estar cada vez mais preparado. Conheça a Pós-Graduação em Farmácia Clínica e Atenção Farmacêutica do ICTQ Instituto de Pós-Graduação Farmacêutica e use o cupom CLINICAOFF para garantir uma condição especial. Clique no link da bio em “Quero ser aluno” e fale agora mesmo com o time de especialistas.

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