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Pharmacological Interplay

Meaning

Pharmacological interplay refers to the complex interactions that occur when two or more therapeutic agents or active substances are present in the body simultaneously, resulting in a combined effect that may be synergistic, additive, or antagonistic. This concept is vital in clinical practice, particularly in polypharmacy or combination hormone therapies, as it dictates the net therapeutic outcome and the potential for adverse effects. Careful consideration of drug interactions is necessary for personalized medicine.