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Sean Crosetti
Pharmaceutical Medicine
Through their designated cause and expertise in the field, Sean M. Crosetti, PharmD is a prime example of a true leader in health care. As a leader and expert in their field, Sean M. Crosetti, PharmD is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. They embody the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In Grain Valley, MO, Sean M. Crosetti, PharmD is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.
- Grain Valley, MO
- Avila University
- Accepting new patients
Pre-Diabetes - What is it and What can be done?
Pre-diabetes is the body's inability to either produce sufficient amounts of insulin or the body becomes resistant over time to the insulin it does produce. As of the latest report...
Cholesterol - The Basics
The other day a lady came into my pharmacy and during our conversation mentioned she has high cholesterol but is not taking anything for it as the side effects of the medications...
Supplements to Help Fight Infections (including COVID)
With the loosening of the mask mandates and the weather becoming a reason, not a hindrance, to go out I thought it would be a good idea to talk about supplements that have been...
Seasonal Allergies – Will Masks Help and What Else Can I Do?
With March seeming to come in like a lamb, most likely seasonal allergy symptoms will flair up sooner than later. There are several things that can be done to help mediate these...
Adjunctive Therapy with Supplements – What is it and How Does it Help Me?
Technically speaking, adjunctive therapy is when additional treatments are used to enhance the effectiveness of the main or primary treatment. With a prescriptive treatment, this...
Drug interactions?
Of course you can have camomile tea. Actually, there are no interactions with camomile and Excedrin migraine so you can take those with your tea; especially if it helps calm you and reduce your migraine triggers.
Thank you for checking.
Too many Advils?
It could be related to the extra Advil taken as the extra two may have irritated the lining of the stomach. If that did happen, it will take several days for it to recover. While recovering nausea and pain could be some symptoms. If this persists beyond 4 days, I recommend reaching out to a care provider to review your full history and see if there may be something else causing the issue.
Grapefruit and sertraline?
The half-life (the time it takes to reduce the concentration of the item by 50%) of grapefruit in the human body is 7-8 hours, so it will take 40 hours for it to be completely out of your system. Something else for you to know, it will take up to a month for the full benefits to be felt, so please stay the course.
Sean M. Crosetti, MBA PharmD
