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Wrong medicine
My doubt is that if mistakenly i take any wrong medicine like trytomer or rosuvas or any medicine once . My regular course won't start right becuase if I don't have the disease why should I take its not adddictive right?
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No any harm. Medicine is out till now don't panic.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Taking a stray dose of a medicine that isn't yours once isn't usually addictive or harmful if you have no allergy to it. These are not habit-forming drugs, so one mistaken dose won't start a dependency or a "course" you need to continue.
Next Steps
If you feel fine and have no other health conditions or regular medicines, no action is needed. Mention it to your doctor if you're on something else regularly, so they can rule out any interaction.
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Watch for any new symptoms like dizziness, rash or unusual tiredness over the next day or two, and see a doctor if they appear.
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