Contraindication
A specific circumstance in which a medication should not be used — the list of 'if this, then no' conditions for each protocol.
Definition
A contraindication is a medical condition or circumstance that makes a specific treatment inadvisable or unsafe. Absolute contraindications rule out use; relative contraindications require risk-benefit weighing. Every Meto protocol card lists both, and the intake review is specifically designed to catch them before prescription.
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Drug Interaction
An effect of one medication on the metabolism, absorption or action of another — why your clinician reviews your full medication list.
SafetyAdverse Event
Any unfavourable medical occurrence during treatment — reported to the clinician regardless of whether a direct link is suspected.
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