Phentermines are pills used to help with obesity. The medication is usually prescribed for short term and comes in more than one dose. While not recommended for everyone, a doctor may prescribe this medication to those whose body mass index is over 30, or who have a body mass index of over 27 with related medical conditions such as diabetes, high cholesterol or hypertension. This medication is only safe for short term use as those who take it for longer are at risk for certain health risks, the worst of which is pulmonary hypertension. As this medication is highly addictive, patients taking it must follow very strict regulations. It is illegal for anyone to take this medication if they have been told by their doctor not to. Those who take this medication should never take a narcotic pain killer or a monoamine oxidase inhibitor with this medication due to the possible adverse reactions. Driving on prescription drugs can be just as dangerous as driving when you are drunk. Even the safest medications can have severe reactions that can cause you to feel tired, drowsy, dizzy and even confused. When people ignore medication guidelines while driving, they are endangering their lives as well as everyone else who is operating a vehicle on the roadway. This violation is just as serious as driving a vehicle while drunk, and may result in severe legal consequences. If you are taking medication that causes drowsiness, dizziness and confusion, you must be responsible with driving a vehicle. Many times when people are pulled over for driving while under the influence of medication, they had no idea that they were impaired. However, this does not matter to law enforcement officials, and the consequences can be severe. Driving under the influence of alcohol and medications can result in an arrest or a citation, so you should always understand the regulations surrounding phentermine use and how these medications can affect you when you take them. You should also be responsible about using insurance on any vehicle you own, even if you are borrowing a friend’s car when you get into an accident. If you have suffered a legal consequence due to taking medications, this doesn’t mean that you have to settle for a poor driving record. You may hire a lawyer who can help to limit the potential consequences associated with criminal violations and points off your license for driving while under the influence. If you want to avoid an accident at all costs, you should abide by all of the laws of your state, and ensure that you are taking care of the automobile that you own.
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