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Some medications can make it harder for your body to handle extreme heat, experts say

Certain medications can impair body's ability to handle extreme heat

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The brief

Coverage reports that some medications can make it harder for the body to handle extreme heat. Experts and health organizations are emphasizing caution for individuals taking certain medications, especially during heat waves.

The warnings are being publicized through various news outlets, including Pharmacy Business, The Sun, Tuscaloosa Thread, The Mirror, and Channel 3000.

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Quick answers

Which medications are affected?

Coverage mentions Citalopram, Fluoxetine, and Sertraline, which are types of antidepressants

Who is at risk?

Millions of people taking certain medications, according to The Sun

What should users do?

Pharmacists recommend safe medicine keeping, and experts urge caution for users in hot weather

When should one seek help?

The Sun mentions dialing 999 in certain situations

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