You take medication to help you get well or to alleviate certain symptoms, but unfortunately, if there are allergens in your medication, you may have an adverse reaction. Think you might be allergic to something in your medication? Here is what you need to do. 1. Contact Your Doctor If you ever suspect anything is wrong with a prescription, always reach out to your doctor first. Consider contacting emergency services if you can't reach your doctor.

Aspirin is an incredibly popular painkiller than can be picked up, in some form or another, in pharmacies all across the world. Unfortunately, it's also possible to ingest too much of it. This can occur due to a deliberate overdose, but many people just mistakenly take too much. This is particularly likely when taking several medications at once since aspirin is contained in many drugs. Taking too much aspirin can be serious, especially for older patients, and could demand the immediate attention of a medical professional.