Drugs Requiring Washout Periods (Safe Switching ) Definition: A washout period is a time interval required when switching certain drugs to prevent adverse interactions or overlapping effects. Practical Points • Cardiovascular drugs rarely need washout except ACE inhibitors → ARNI. • Psychotropics and anticoagulants are the main classes where washout matters. • Always check half-life of the drug — drugs with long half-lives (amiodarone, fluoxetine) require longer washout. | MRCP UK

7.9K views · 142 reactions | Dive into our hilarious discussion about the 'Diarrhea Tradition' and Grandmother's 'Washout'. We share personal stories about childhood memories, bathroom urgency, and the surprising effects of yellow dragon fruit! Join our conversation! #DiarrheaTradition #GrandmothersWashout #BathroomUrgency #FunnyStories #ChildhoodMemories #YellowDragonFruit #HealthDiscussion #PersonalStories #ComedyPodcast #ToiletHumor | Daleelliottjr | Facebook

Here’s a fun one! I love how much it brightened up during the washout process. This piece is a great example the cool melty effects that can be achieved with ice dyeing. Thanks for watching! #tiedye #icedye | Moondipper Tie Dye