Be Prepared to Handle Unusual Antibiotic Rxs for Recurrent UTIs

July 2017

We're getting questions about antibiotics (Macrobid, Bactrim DS, etc) used to manage recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women.

These women have at least 3 UTIs in 12 months or 2 in 6 months.

Watch for unusual dosing or strengths with these antibiotic Rxs.

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Table of Contents

Med Adherence Take Steps to Reduce the Number of Return-to-Stock Rxs
Inhalers AirDuo Is NOT a Generic for Advair
Pediatrics Ask for a Child's Weight at Drop-Off...Even for Refills
Transdermal Patches Help Avoid Common Errors With Transdermal Patches
Corticosteroids Expect to See Fewer Rxs for Short Courses of Oral Steroids
Parkinson's Disease Think of Xadago as Similar to Selegiline or Rasagiline for Parkinson's Disease
Diabetes Watch for Labeling Changes About Amputations With Invokana
Osteoporosis Stay Alert for Mix-Ups With Meds for Treating Osteoporosis
UTIs Be Prepared to Handle Unusual Antibiotic Rxs for Recurrent UTIs
Heart Failure Prevent Mishaps With Entresto or Corlanor in Heart Failure Patients
Musculoskeletal Look for Meds Linked to Nighttime Leg Cramps