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Well, today we've got part two of the Ten Commandments of Polypharmacy, and I'm going to cover my last

five commandments, commandments six through ten. So just a little bit of a background. I put together

these commandments to really help people identify ways to

reduce medications. And it's a ongoing challenge. The statistics show that more and more

patients are being put on more and more medications over the years, and Polypharmacy is growing, and it's going to be an issue

for the foreseeable future.

So with that said, let's get into some of the commandments here.

So number six, thou shall identify limits for medications not intended for chronic use,

as well as not continue medication indefinitely for symptoms that have an expected short duration.

So that's a little bit of a mouthful.

But I'll provide you some examples here.

So a classic example is DVT.

So sometimes for DVT treatment, that DVT can be caused by a certain situation,

whether it be immobility or medication or cancer, that type of thing.

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