const pptxgen = require("pptxgenjs");
const { execSync } = require("child_process");

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pres.title = "Comprehensive Medicine Reference Guide";
pres.author = "Clinical Reference";

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// ── Helper: fetch images ───────────────────────────────────────
function fetchImg(url) {
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  infoRow("🚫 Avoid If", opts.avoid, "FDEDEC", C.red);
  if (opts.notes) infoRow("📝 Notes", opts.notes, "EBF5FB", C.teal);

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// ── COVER SLIDE ───────────────────────────────────────────────
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  s.addText("💊 COMPREHENSIVE", { x:0.6, y:0.6, w:9, h:0.7, fontSize:22, bold:false, color:C.light, fontFace:"Calibri" });
  s.addText("Medicine Reference Guide", { x:0.6, y:1.2, w:9, h:1.2, fontSize:44, bold:true, color:C.white, fontFace:"Calibri" });
  s.addText("Indications • Dosage • Timing • Contraindications", {
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 1 – NSAIDs + PARACETAMOL COMBINATIONS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 1", "NSAIDs + Paracetamol Combinations", C.navy);

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Aceclofenac + Paracetamol",
  drug:"Aceclofenac 100mg + Paracetamol 325–500mg",
  badge:"NSAID COMBO",
  hdrColor:"1A5276",
  uses:"Pain & inflammation: Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, Ankylosing spondylitis, Musculoskeletal pain, Post-operative pain, Dental pain, Dysmenorrhoea",
  doses:"Mild: 1 tab BD | Moderate: 1 tab TDS | Severe: 1 tab TDS (max)",
  timing:"After food | 2–3× per day | Avoid empty stomach",
  duration:"Short-term: 3–7 days | Chronic: up to 4–6 weeks with review",
  maxDose:"Aceclofenac 200mg/day + Paracetamol 2g/day",
  avoid:"Peptic ulcer, Renal/hepatic failure, Aspirin hypersensitivity, Pregnancy (3rd trimester), Children <18y, Heart failure, Anticoagulant therapy",
  notes:"Take with food/milk. Monitor renal function in long-term use.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4e/Arthritis_Elbow.JPG/320px-Arthritis_Elbow.JPG",
  imgCaption:"Arthritis – primary indication",
  imgLabel:"Arthritis"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Diclofenac + Paracetamol",
  drug:"Diclofenac 50mg + Paracetamol 500mg",
  badge:"NSAID COMBO",
  hdrColor:"154360",
  uses:"Rheumatoid arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Acute gout, Post-surgical pain, Dental & menstrual pain, Headache with musculoskeletal component",
  doses:"Mild: 1 tab BD | Moderate-Severe: 1 tab TDS",
  timing:"After food | 2–3× daily | 8-hour intervals",
  duration:"3–10 days acute | Chronic arthritis: under specialist supervision",
  maxDose:"Diclofenac 150mg/day + Paracetamol 3g/day",
  avoid:"Active peptic ulcer, GI bleeding, Renal impairment (GFR<30), Pregnancy 3rd trimester, Coronary artery disease (long-term), Aspirin allergy",
  notes:"Diclofenac has highest CV risk among NSAIDs – use lowest effective dose.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b5/Rheumatoid_Arthritis.JPG/320px-Rheumatoid_Arthritis.JPG",
  imgCaption:"Rheumatoid Arthritis",
  imgLabel:"Rheumatoid Arthritis"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Ibuprofen + Paracetamol",
  drug:"Ibuprofen 400mg + Paracetamol 325mg",
  badge:"OTC COMBO",
  hdrColor:"1F618D",
  uses:"Fever, Mild–moderate pain, Headache, Dental pain, Menstrual cramps, Post-vaccination fever, Muscle aches, Common cold symptoms",
  doses:"Mild: Ibu 200mg + Para 325mg QID | Moderate: Ibu 400mg + Para 500mg TDS",
  timing:"After food | Max 3–4× daily | Every 6–8 hrs",
  duration:"Fever: 3–5 days | Pain: up to 7 days OTC; beyond with Rx",
  maxDose:"Ibuprofen 1200mg/day (OTC) / 2400mg (Rx) + Paracetamol 3g/day",
  avoid:"GI ulcer, Renal disease, Liver disease (alcoholism), Pregnancy >30 wks, Asthma triggered by NSAIDs, Children <3 months",
  notes:"Most widely used OTC combo. Safer GI profile than diclofenac. Can be alternated with plain paracetamol to reduce total NSAID dose.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/05/Fever_thermometer.jpg/240px-Fever_thermometer.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Fever & Pain management",
  imgLabel:"Fever / Pain"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Nimesulide + Paracetamol",
  drug:"Nimesulide 100mg + Paracetamol 325mg",
  badge:"COX-2 COMBO",
  hdrColor:"6E2F18",
  uses:"Acute pain, Fever unresponsive to paracetamol alone, Osteoarthritis, Dysmenorrhoea, Post-operative & dental pain, Tendinitis",
  doses:"1 tab BD (standard) | Not to exceed BD",
  timing:"After food | BD only (morning + evening)",
  duration:"Maximum 15 days (hepatotoxicity risk) | NOT for chronic use",
  maxDose:"Nimesulide 200mg/day + Paracetamol 650mg/day",
  avoid:"Liver disease/hepatitis (strict contraindication), Children <12y (BANNED), Pregnancy, Alcoholism, Renal failure, History of GI ulcer",
  notes:"BANNED in children <12y and in several countries due to hepatotoxicity. Use with extreme caution.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/05/Fever_thermometer.jpg/240px-Fever_thermometer.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Fever & Dysmenorrhoea",
  imgLabel:"Fever"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 2 – NAPROXEN + DOMPERIDONE
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 2", "Naproxen + Domperidone", "2E4057");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Naproxen + Domperidone",
  drug:"Naproxen 250–500mg + Domperidone 10mg",
  badge:"NSAID+PROKINETIC",
  hdrColor:"2E4057",
  uses:"Migraine with nausea/vomiting, Menstrual pain with nausea, Musculoskeletal pain with GI upset, Headache + vomiting",
  doses:"Mild migraine: Naproxen 250mg + Dom 10mg | Moderate-severe: Naproxen 500mg + Dom 10mg",
  timing:"After food | BD–TDS | Domperidone 15-30 min BEFORE meals",
  duration:"Acute migraine: single dose or 2–3 days | Chronic: review at 7 days",
  maxDose:"Naproxen 1000mg/day + Domperidone 30mg/day",
  avoid:"Peptic ulcer, GI bleeding, Prolactinoma, Cardiac arrhythmia (QT prolongation), Renal failure, Pregnancy, Parkinson's (domperidone caution)",
  notes:"Domperidone improves gastric motility and reduces nausea caused by NSAID. Naproxen has longer half-life than ibuprofen (12h).",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e4/Migraine_aura.jpg/320px-Migraine_aura.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Migraine – key indication",
  imgLabel:"Migraine"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 3 – ANTIBIOTIC EYE DROPS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 3", "Antibiotic Eye Drops", "1A5276");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Ciprofloxacin Eye Drops 0.3%",
  drug:"Ciprofloxacin 0.3% ophthalmic solution",
  badge:"FLUOROQUINOLONE",
  hdrColor:"1A5276",
  uses:"Bacterial conjunctivitis, Corneal ulcers, Blepharitis, Post-operative eye infections, Keratitis",
  doses:"Conjunctivitis: 1–2 drops Q2H (day 1–2), then Q4H | Corneal ulcer: 2 drops Q15min ×6h then Q30min",
  timing:"Instil in conjunctival sac | After cleaning eyes | Can use any time (not food-dependent)",
  duration:"Conjunctivitis: 7 days | Corneal ulcer: up to 14 days",
  maxDose:"Conjunctivitis: 1–2 drops per eye up to 8× daily",
  avoid:"Known fluoroquinolone hypersensitivity | Do not use with contact lenses during treatment | Viral keratitis",
  notes:"Wait 5 min between different eye drops. May cause transient stinging. Remove contact lenses before instilling.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b5/Bloodshot_eyes.jpg/320px-Bloodshot_eyes.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Bacterial Conjunctivitis",
  imgLabel:"Conjunctivitis"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Moxifloxacin Eye Drops 0.5%",
  drug:"Moxifloxacin 0.5% ophthalmic solution",
  badge:"4th GEN FLUORO",
  hdrColor:"0B3D6B",
  uses:"Bacterial conjunctivitis (broader spectrum), Corneal ulcers, Post-operative prophylaxis (cataract), Endophthalmitis prophylaxis",
  doses:"Conjunctivitis: 1 drop TDS | Corneal ulcer: 1 drop Q1H initially | Pre-surgical: 1 drop QID day before",
  timing:"Instil in lower conjunctival sac | Any time of day | Not food-related",
  duration:"Conjunctivitis: 7 days | Post-op prophylaxis: 4 weeks",
  maxDose:"1 drop per eye up to 8× daily",
  avoid:"Fluoroquinolone allergy | Viral/fungal keratitis | Contact lenses during therapy",
  notes:"Broader Gram+/Gram- coverage than ciprofloxacin. Better penetration into ocular tissues. Preferred for resistant organisms.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5e/Eye_drops.jpg/320px-Eye_drops.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Ophthalmic antibiotic drops",
  imgLabel:"Eye Drops"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 4 – CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE (REFRESH TEARS)
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 4", "Carboxymethylcellulose Eye Drops (Refresh Tears)", "2471A3");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Carboxymethylcellulose 0.5–1% Eye Drops",
  drug:"CMC (Refresh Tears / Lubricant Eye Drops)",
  badge:"LUBRICANT",
  hdrColor:"2471A3",
  uses:"Dry eye syndrome (keratoconjunctivitis sicca), Computer Vision Syndrome, Post-LASIK dryness, Contact lens discomfort, Sjögren's syndrome eye symptoms, Environmental dryness",
  doses:"1–2 drops per eye as needed | Typically 3–6× daily",
  timing:"Can be used at any time | Not food-related | Use before screen time",
  duration:"As long as needed – safe for indefinite use (preservative-free variants preferred for long-term)",
  maxDose:"No strict maximum – as needed (up to 8–10× daily if preservative-free)",
  avoid:"Known hypersensitivity to CMC | With contact lenses (unless specifically formulated) | Do not touch eye with dropper tip",
  notes:"Preservative-free single-dose vials preferred for frequent use (>4×/day). Shake well. Discard 28 days after opening multi-dose.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4e/Dry_Eye_Syndrome.jpg/320px-Dry_Eye_Syndrome.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Dry Eye Syndrome",
  imgLabel:"Dry Eye"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 5 – CEFIXIME & CEFPODOXIME
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 5", "Cephalosporin Antibiotics: Cefixime & Cefpodoxime", "1E8449");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Cefixime 200–400mg Tablet",
  drug:"Cefixime (3rd gen cephalosporin) 200/400mg",
  badge:"3rd GEN CEPH",
  hdrColor:"1E8449",
  uses:"UTI, Otitis media, Pharyngitis/tonsillitis (Strep), Uncomplicated gonorrhoea, Typhoid (Salmonella), Lower respiratory tract infections, Sinusitis",
  doses:"Adult mild: 200mg BD | Moderate: 400mg OD or 200mg BD | Children: 8mg/kg/day divided BD",
  timing:"Can be taken with or without food | BD or OD",
  duration:"UTI: 3–7 days | Pharyngitis: 10 days | Typhoid: 7–14 days | Gonorrhoea: single 400mg dose",
  maxDose:"400mg/day (adult) | 8mg/kg/day (children, max 400mg)",
  avoid:"Cephalosporin/penicillin allergy (cross-reactivity ~10%), Severe renal impairment (dose reduce), Pregnancy – use only if clearly needed",
  notes:"Good oral bioavailability (~40–50%). Excreted renally – reduce dose if CrCl <20 mL/min.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0b/Urinary_tract_infection.jpg/320px-Urinary_tract_infection.jpg",
  imgCaption:"UTI & Respiratory Infections",
  imgLabel:"UTI"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Cefpodoxime 100–200mg Tablet",
  drug:"Cefpodoxime proxetil (3rd gen cephalosporin) 100/200mg",
  badge:"3rd GEN CEPH",
  hdrColor:"196F3D",
  uses:"Acute otitis media, Community-acquired pneumonia, Skin & soft tissue infections, Sinusitis, UTI, Tonsillitis/pharyngitis, Uncomplicated gonorrhoea",
  doses:"Mild: 100mg BD | Moderate: 200mg BD | Children: 10mg/kg/day BD",
  timing:"WITH food (improves absorption by 25%) | BD dosing",
  duration:"Sinusitis/otitis: 10 days | Pneumonia: 14 days | UTI: 7 days | Gonorrhoea: 200mg single dose",
  maxDose:"400mg/day adult | 10mg/kg/day children (max 400mg)",
  avoid:"Cephalosporin allergy, Severe renal failure (dose adjust), Monitor PT if on anticoagulants",
  notes:"Better bioavailability than cefixime. Take WITH food. Prodrug – converted to active form after absorption.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f7/Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg/320px-Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Pneumonia & Sinusitis",
  imgLabel:"Pneumonia"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 6 – COLD/COUGH COMBOS & AZITHROMYCIN
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 6", "Cold Symptom Combos & Azithromycin", "7D3C98");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Paracetamol + Phenylephrine + Chlorpheniramine",
  drug:"Para 500mg + Phenylephrine 5mg + Chlorpheniramine 2mg",
  badge:"COLD COMBO",
  hdrColor:"7D3C98",
  uses:"Common cold, Allergic rhinitis with fever, Sinusitis symptoms, Upper respiratory tract infections with fever, Congestion + runny nose + fever combination",
  doses:"1–2 tabs every 4–6 hrs as needed",
  timing:"After food | Every 4–6 hours | 3–4× daily",
  duration:"3–5 days | Not for chronic use",
  maxDose:"Paracetamol 3g/day + Phenylephrine 60mg/day + Chlorpheniramine 24mg/day",
  avoid:"Hypertension (phenylephrine), MAO inhibitor use (within 14 days), Glaucoma (chlorpheniramine), Prostate hypertrophy, Pregnancy 1st trimester, Diabetes",
  notes:"Chlorpheniramine causes drowsiness – caution driving. Phenylephrine raises BP. Not for children <6y.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/36/Common_cold.jpg/320px-Common_cold.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Common Cold & Allergic Rhinitis",
  imgLabel:"Common Cold"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Azithromycin 250–500mg Tablet",
  drug:"Azithromycin (Macrolide antibiotic) 250/500mg",
  badge:"MACROLIDE",
  hdrColor:"6C3483",
  uses:"Community-acquired pneumonia, Pharyngitis/tonsillitis, Sinusitis, Skin infections, Chlamydia, Atypical pneumonia (Mycoplasma, Legionella), Typhoid (alternative), Pertussis",
  doses:"Z-pack: 500mg Day1, then 250mg OD × 4 days | Pneumonia/sinusitis: 500mg OD × 3–5 days | STI (Chlamydia): 1g single dose",
  timing:"1 hour BEFORE or 2 hours AFTER food (tablet); Can take with food for GI comfort",
  duration:"3–5 days standard | Single dose for Chlamydia/Typhoid (some protocols)",
  maxDose:"500mg/day",
  avoid:"Known macrolide allergy, QT prolongation / Torsades de pointes, Liver disease (caution), Myasthenia gravis, With ergot derivatives",
  notes:"Long tissue half-life (~68h). Drug interactions: warfarin, antacids reduce absorption. Do not take with aluminium/magnesium antacids simultaneously.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f7/Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg/320px-Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg",
  imgCaption:"CAP & Atypical Pneumonia",
  imgLabel:"Pneumonia"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 7 – CODISTAR-DX (Codeine + Chlorpheniramine + DXM)
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 7", "CODISTAR-DX: Cough Suppressant Combo", "922B21");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"CODISTAR-DX (Hydrobromide + Chlorpheniramine)",
  drug:"Dextromethorphan HBr 10mg + Chlorpheniramine 2mg (+ Phenylephrine 5mg)",
  badge:"COUGH COMBO",
  hdrColor:"922B21",
  uses:"Dry/non-productive cough, Allergic cough, Cold-associated cough, Upper respiratory tract cough, Post-nasal drip cough",
  doses:"Adults: 10ml (or 1 tab) every 4–6 hrs | Children 6–12y: 5ml every 6–8 hrs",
  timing:"After food | Every 4–6 hrs | Max 4× daily",
  duration:"3–7 days | Do not exceed 7 days without review",
  maxDose:"DXM 60mg/day | Chlorpheniramine 24mg/day",
  avoid:"Productive (wet) cough – risk of sputum retention, MAO inhibitor use, Children <6y, Asthma/COPD (DXM can suppress cough reflex dangerously), Liver disease, Pregnancy (1st trimester)",
  notes:"Chlorpheniramine causes drowsiness – avoid driving. DXM can cause dizziness at high doses. NOT for productive cough.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0/Cough.jpg/240px-Cough.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Dry Cough – Respiratory",
  imgLabel:"Dry Cough"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 8 – BRONCHODILATORS & EXPECTORANTS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 8", "Bronchodilators & Expectorants", "1A6030");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Terbutaline",
  drug:"Terbutaline sulfate 2.5mg / 5mg tablet | 0.5mg/mL injection",
  badge:"β2-AGONIST",
  hdrColor:"1A6030",
  uses:"Bronchial asthma (acute attack), COPD, Bronchospasm, Preterm labour (tocolysis – IV form), Reversible airways obstruction",
  doses:"Oral: 2.5mg TDS–QID | Inhaled: 0.25–0.5mg Q4–6H | SC: 0.25mg (repeat after 15–30min, max 0.5mg/4h)",
  timing:"With or without food | Regular intervals | Inhaled: shake well",
  duration:"Asthma attack: until resolved | Chronic: long-term as per respiratory specialist",
  maxDose:"Oral 15mg/day | SC 0.5mg per episode",
  avoid:"Cardiac arrhythmias, Thyrotoxicosis, Hypertension, Diabetes (monitor glucose), MAO inhibitors, Do NOT use as primary maintenance without ICS",
  notes:"Beta-2 selective but can cause tachycardia, tremor, hypokalaemia (especially IV). Monitor K⁺.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f0/Asthma_attack.jpg/320px-Asthma_attack.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Bronchial Asthma / COPD",
  imgLabel:"Asthma"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Guaifenesin (Expectorant)",
  drug:"Guaifenesin 100–200mg per dose (syrup/tablet)",
  badge:"EXPECTORANT",
  hdrColor:"117A65",
  uses:"Productive (wet) cough, Acute bronchitis, Chest congestion, Sinusitis with postnasal drip, URTI with thick secretions",
  doses:"Adults: 200–400mg every 4 hrs | Children 6–12: 100–200mg every 4 hrs",
  timing:"With plenty of water | Every 4 hours | 4–6× daily",
  duration:"5–7 days | Review if not improving",
  maxDose:"2400mg/day adults | 1200mg/day children",
  avoid:"Dry/non-productive cough, Persistent cough from ACE inhibitors (investigate cause), Children <2y (certain formulations)",
  notes:"Must take with at least 1 full glass of water to thin secretions. Works by increasing respiratory tract fluid.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0/Cough.jpg/240px-Cough.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Productive Cough",
  imgLabel:"Wet Cough"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Ambroxol",
  drug:"Ambroxol HCl 30mg tablet / syrup 15mg/5ml",
  badge:"MUCOLYTIC",
  hdrColor:"0E6655",
  uses:"Acute & chronic bronchitis, COPD, Asthma with thick secretions, Neonatal RDS (preventive – IV), Productive cough, Bronchiectasis",
  doses:"Adults: 30mg TDS (first 2 days) then 30mg BD | SR capsule: 75mg OD | Children: 1.2–1.6mg/kg/day",
  timing:"After food | TDS initially then BD",
  duration:"Acute: 5–10 days | Chronic: as per specialist",
  maxDose:"90mg/day standard | 120mg/day if needed",
  avoid:"Gastric ulcer (high dose), Pregnancy 1st trimester (1st 28 weeks caution), Hypersensitivity to ambroxol",
  notes:"Stimulates surfactant synthesis. Enhances ciliary activity. Works better with adequate hydration.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f0/Asthma_attack.jpg/320px-Asthma_attack.jpg",
  imgCaption:"COPD & Bronchitis",
  imgLabel:"Bronchitis"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 9 – VITAMINS, PROBIOTICS, TOPICAL
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 9", "Vitamins • Probiotics • Topical Analgesics", "7E5109");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Becosules (B-Complex + C)",
  drug:"Vit B1+B2+B3+B5+B6+B12+C+Folic acid+Biotin capsule",
  badge:"MULTIVITAMIN",
  hdrColor:"7E5109",
  uses:"Vitamin B-complex deficiency, Peripheral neuropathy support, Pregnancy nutrition, Stomatitis, Glossitis, Post-antibiotic nutrition, General weakness",
  doses:"1 capsule OD–BD",
  timing:"After food | OD (morning) or BD",
  duration:"3–6 months for deficiency | Indefinite for maintenance",
  maxDose:"2 capsules/day",
  avoid:"Hypervitaminosis B6 (doses >200mg B6/day linked to neuropathy), Hypersensitivity (rare)",
  notes:"Generally very safe. Urine may turn yellow (riboflavin/B2). Vitamin C content enhances iron absorption.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6a/Peripheral_neuropathy.jpg/320px-Peripheral_neuropathy.jpg",
  imgCaption:"B-vitamin Deficiency / Neuropathy",
  imgLabel:"Neuropathy"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Folic Acid Tablet",
  drug:"Folic acid (Vitamin B9) 400mcg / 5mg tablet",
  badge:"FOLATE",
  hdrColor:"935116",
  uses:"Neural tube defect prevention (pregnancy), Megaloblastic anaemia, Methotrexate supplementation, Haemolytic anaemia, Malabsorption syndromes, Folate deficiency",
  doses:"Prevention (pregnancy): 400–800mcg OD | Megaloblastic anaemia: 5mg OD | MTX supplement: 1–5mg/week",
  timing:"With or without food | OD",
  duration:"Pregnancy: start 1 month pre-conception, continue 12 weeks | Deficiency: 4–6 months",
  maxDose:"5mg/day therapeutic",
  avoid:"Untreated B12 deficiency (can mask but not treat subacute combined degeneration), Pernicious anaemia (must treat B12 simultaneously)",
  notes:"Mandatory in ALL pregnancies. Do NOT use high dose folic acid to treat B12 deficiency without simultaneously giving B12.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/57/Pregnancy_test.jpg/240px-Pregnancy_test.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Pregnancy – Neural Tube Prevention",
  imgLabel:"Pregnancy"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Sporlac Tablet (Probiotic)",
  drug:"Lactic acid bacillus (Sporlac) 50 million spores per tablet",
  badge:"PROBIOTIC",
  hdrColor:"6E2F18",
  uses:"Antibiotic-associated diarrhoea (prevention & treatment), Traveller's diarrhoea, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Post-gastroenteritis gut restoration, Bloating & flatulence",
  doses:"Adults: 2 tabs TDS | Children: 1 tab TDS | Prevention: 1 tab BD",
  timing:"WITH food or just after food | TDS (with meals)",
  duration:"During antibiotic course + 7 days after | Chronic IBS: 4–8 weeks",
  maxDose:"6 tabs/day (adults)",
  avoid:"Immunocompromised patients (theoretical risk of bacteraemia – though rare), Critically ill patients",
  notes:"Give Sporlac at a 2-hour interval from antibiotics to preserve viability. Refrigerate to maintain potency (or per label).",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2c/Gut_flora.jpg/320px-Gut_flora.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Gut Microbiome – Probiotic Use",
  imgLabel:"Gut Flora"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Dolo Gel (Diclofenac/Voltaren Gel)",
  drug:"Diclofenac diethylammonium 1–2% topical gel",
  badge:"TOPICAL NSAID",
  hdrColor:"7B241C",
  uses:"Localised musculoskeletal pain, Soft tissue sports injuries, Osteoarthritis of knee/hand, Tendinitis, Sprain & strain, Backache",
  doses:"Apply 2–4g (pea to grape-size amount) to affected area and rub in | 3–4× daily",
  timing:"Not food-dependent | Apply TDS–QID | Wash hands after",
  duration:"Up to 7 days for acute | Knee OA: up to 12 weeks with monitoring",
  maxDose:"16g/day per joint",
  avoid:"Open wounds, Broken skin, Mucous membranes, Sunburned skin, Eczema/dermatitis, Aspirin hypersensitivity, Pregnancy 3rd trimester",
  notes:"Cover with bandage optional. Do not use with other topical agents on same area. 10–20% systemic absorption – consider in renal/cardiac patients.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c5/Knee_pain_osteoarthritis.jpg/320px-Knee_pain_osteoarthritis.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Knee OA / Soft Tissue Injury",
  imgLabel:"Joint Pain"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 10 – KETOROL DT
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 10", "Ketorolac (Ketorol DT) – Potent NSAID", "7B241C");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Ketorol DT (Ketorolac Tromethamine)",
  drug:"Ketorolac tromethamine 10mg dispersible tablet",
  badge:"POTENT NSAID",
  hdrColor:"7B241C",
  uses:"Moderate-to-severe acute pain (post-op, dental, renal colic), Musculoskeletal pain, Short-term pain management only, Migraine (adjunct)",
  doses:"10mg every 4–6 hrs | Elderly: 10mg every 6–8 hrs | Max single dose 10mg",
  timing:"Dissolve in water or place on tongue | After food preferred | Every 4–6 hrs",
  duration:"MAXIMUM 5 DAYS ONLY (oral) – strict limit due to GI/renal toxicity",
  maxDose:"40mg/day (general) | 30mg/day elderly | Absolute max 5-day total",
  avoid:"Peptic ulcer (active), Renal impairment, Bleeding disorders, Anticoagulants, Elderly >65 (high GI risk), Pregnancy, Concomitant other NSAIDs",
  notes:"One of the most potent oral NSAIDs. Comparable to morphine for some pain types. 5-day HARD limit. Frequent GI protector (PPI) co-prescription recommended.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5f/Renal_colic.jpg/320px-Renal_colic.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Acute Pain / Renal Colic",
  imgLabel:"Severe Pain"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 11 – DENTAL/THROAT ANTISEPTICS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 11", "Dental & Oral Antiseptics + Azithromycin 500mg", "1A5276");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Azithromycin 500mg + Oral Antiseptics",
  drug:"Azithromycin 500mg | Chlorhexidine Mouthwash 0.2% | Betadine Gargle 0.5%",
  badge:"DENTAL/THROAT",
  hdrColor:"1A5276",
  uses:"Dental infections (periapical abscess, periodontitis) + Azithromycin 500mg OD×3d | Chlorhexidine: gingivitis, post-extraction, plaque control | Betadine gargle: pharyngitis, tonsillitis, oral thrush prevention",
  doses:"Azithromycin: 500mg OD | Chlorhexidine: 10–15ml, gargle 30 sec, BD–TDS | Betadine gargle: dilute 1:1 with water, gargle 30 sec, 3–4× daily",
  timing:"Azithromycin: 1h before or 2h after food | Mouthwash: do NOT swallow | After brushing",
  duration:"Azithromycin: 3 days | Chlorhexidine: 4–6 weeks post-dental | Betadine: 5–10 days",
  maxDose:"Azithromycin 500mg/day | Chlorhexidine: as directed (topical only)",
  avoid:"Azithromycin: QT prolongation, liver disease | Chlorhexidine: swallowing (toxic), children <6y (risk of staining) | Betadine: thyroid disorders, pregnancy",
  notes:"Chlorhexidine stains teeth with long-term use – use for short courses. Betadine has broad antimicrobial spectrum incl. viruses & fungi.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/35/Dental_abscess.jpg/320px-Dental_abscess.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Dental Abscess / Gingivitis",
  imgLabel:"Dental Infection"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 12 – GI PAIN / ANTACIDS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 12", "GI Protectors: Pantoprazole • Digene Syrup", "117864");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Pantoprazole 40mg + Digene Syrup",
  drug:"Pantoprazole 40mg (PPI) | Digene (Aluminium Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide + Simethicone)",
  badge:"GI PROTECTOR",
  hdrColor:"117864",
  uses:"GERD, Peptic ulcer (gastric/duodenal), Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, NSAID-induced gastropathy, H.pylori eradication (as part of triple therapy) | Digene: Heartburn, Acidity, Flatulence, Indigestion",
  doses:"Pantoprazole: 40mg OD–BD | Digene: 2 tablets or 10ml after meals and at bedtime",
  timing:"Pantoprazole: 30–60 min BEFORE breakfast on empty stomach | Digene: AFTER meals + bedtime",
  duration:"GERD: 4–8 weeks | Peptic ulcer: 4–8 weeks | Long-term NSAID use: prophylactic OD",
  maxDose:"Pantoprazole 80mg/day | Digene 4 tabs/day",
  avoid:"Pantoprazole: hypomagnesaemia (long-term), bone fracture risk (chronic use), C.difficile risk | Digene: renal failure (Mg/Al accumulation), phosphate depletion (Al-containing)",
  notes:"Pantoprazole: take 30min before food for maximal efficacy. Long-term PPI use needs periodic B12 & Mg monitoring. Digene: do not take within 2 hrs of other drugs (antacid interference).",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/GERD_diagram.jpg/320px-GERD_diagram.jpg",
  imgCaption:"GERD / Peptic Ulcer Disease",
  imgLabel:"GERD"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 13 – ANTISPASMODICS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 13", "Antispasmodics: Dicyclomine & Drotaverine", "6E2F18");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine)",
  drug:"Dicyclomine HCl 10–20mg tablet/injection",
  badge:"ANTICHOLINERGIC",
  hdrColor:"6E2F18",
  uses:"Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Biliary colic, Ureteric colic (renal colic), Infantile colic (syrup), Functional GI spasm, Dysmenorrhoea",
  doses:"Adults: 10–20mg TDS–QID | Infants: 5mg QID (syrup, >6m only)",
  timing:"15–30 min BEFORE meals | TDS–QID",
  duration:"IBS: 6–8 weeks | Acute colic: 2–5 days",
  maxDose:"80mg/day adults",
  avoid:"Glaucoma (angle-closure), Myasthenia gravis, GI obstruction, Urinary retention, Infants <6 months (risk of apnoea), Tachycardia",
  notes:"Anticholinergic side effects: dry mouth, constipation, urinary hesitancy, blurred vision. Avoid in elderly (Beers criteria).",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3e/IBS_diagram.jpg/320px-IBS_diagram.jpg",
  imgCaption:"IBS / Biliary Colic",
  imgLabel:"Abdominal Spasm"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Drotaverine",
  drug:"Drotaverine HCl 40–80mg tablet/injection",
  badge:"MUSCULOTROPIC",
  hdrColor:"5D2E8C",
  uses:"Renal/ureteric colic, Biliary colic, GI spasm (IBS), Dysmenorrhoea, Spasm in ulcer disease, Labour (to accelerate cervical dilation – obstetric use)",
  doses:"Adults: 40–80mg TDS | Injection: 40–80mg IV/IM slow",
  timing:"With or without food | TDS",
  duration:"Acute: 3–5 days | IBS/chronic: 4–6 weeks",
  maxDose:"240mg/day",
  avoid:"Cardiac/hepatic/renal failure, Children <6y (injection), Do not give rapid IV bolus (hypotension)",
  notes:"NO anticholinergic side effects unlike dicyclomine. Acts directly on smooth muscle. Preferred in dysmenorrhoea and renal colic for fewer side effects.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3e/Kidney_stone.jpg/320px-Kidney_stone.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Renal Colic / Ureteric Spasm",
  imgLabel:"Renal Colic"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 14 – PPIS & H2 BLOCKERS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 14", "Acid Suppressants: PPIs & H2 Blockers", "117864");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"PPI Comparison: Pantoprazole vs Omeprazole vs Rabeprazole",
  drug:"Pantoprazole 40mg | Omeprazole 20mg | Rabeprazole 20mg",
  badge:"PPI CLASS",
  hdrColor:"117864",
  uses:"GERD, Peptic ulcer disease, H.pylori eradication, Zollinger-Ellison, NSAID gastropathy prophylaxis, Erosive oesophagitis",
  doses:"Pantoprazole: 40mg OD (maintenance) / 40mg BD (H.pylori); Omeprazole: 20mg OD–BD; Rabeprazole: 20mg OD–BD",
  timing:"ALL PPIs: 30 min BEFORE first meal of day (empty stomach) for best efficacy | BD dose: before breakfast AND dinner",
  duration:"GERD: 4–8 wks | PUD: 4–6 wks | H.pylori: 14 days (with antibiotics) | Long-term GERD: lowest effective dose",
  maxDose:"Pantoprazole 80mg/d | Omeprazole 40mg/d | Rabeprazole 40mg/d",
  avoid:"Hypersensitivity, Clopidogrel interaction (Omeprazole > others), Long-term without review (B12, Mg, bone density, C.diff risk)",
  notes:"Rabeprazole has least CYP2C19 interaction → preferred with clopidogrel. All equally effective for GERD. Take 30 min BEFORE eating.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/GERD_diagram.jpg/320px-GERD_diagram.jpg",
  imgCaption:"GERD & Peptic Ulcer Disease",
  imgLabel:"GERD"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Ranitidine / Famotidine (H2 Blockers)",
  drug:"Ranitidine 150–300mg (H2 antagonist) – NB: Many markets withdrawn",
  badge:"H2 BLOCKER",
  hdrColor:"1F618D",
  uses:"Mild-moderate GERD, Peptic ulcer (healing & prevention), Zollinger-Ellison, NSAID-associated dyspepsia, Stress ulcer prophylaxis, Urticaria (H2 component)",
  doses:"Ranitidine: 150mg BD or 300mg HS | Famotidine (alternative): 20mg BD or 40mg HS",
  timing:"Before meals or at bedtime (for nocturnal acid) | BD or OD (HS)",
  duration:"4–8 weeks ulcer | Maintenance (PUD): 150mg HS for 12 months",
  maxDose:"Ranitidine 300mg/day",
  avoid:"Ranitidine: withdrawn in many countries due to NDMA contamination (use famotidine as alternative); Renal impairment (reduce dose); Porphyria",
  notes:"⚠ Ranitidine withdrawn in USA, EU, India due to NDMA impurity concerns. Famotidine (Pepcid) is the preferred H2 blocker alternative.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/GERD_diagram.jpg/320px-GERD_diagram.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Peptic Ulcer / GERD",
  imgLabel:"PUD / GERD"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 15 – ANTIEMETICS
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 15", "Antiemetics: Domperidone & Ondansetron", "1A5276");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Domperidone vs Ondansetron",
  drug:"Domperidone 10mg | Ondansetron 4–8mg (5-HT3 antagonist)",
  badge:"ANTIEMETIC",
  hdrColor:"1A5276",
  uses:"Domperidone: Nausea/vomiting, Gastroparesis, GERD (prokinetic), Chemotherapy nausea (mild), Diabetic gastroparesis | Ondansetron: Post-operative N&V, Chemotherapy-induced N&V (severe), Radiation sickness, Gastroenteritis vomiting",
  doses:"Domperidone: 10mg TDS (15–30 min before meals) | Ondansetron: 4mg TDS (mild) / 8mg TDS (severe); ODT: place on tongue",
  timing:"Domperidone: 15–30 min BEFORE meals | Ondansetron: 30 min before chemotherapy; after surgery; ODT dissolves on tongue",
  duration:"3–7 days acute | Domperidone for gastroparesis: 4–8 weeks",
  maxDose:"Domperidone 30mg/day | Ondansetron 32mg/day (chemo) / 24mg/day (standard)",
  avoid:"Domperidone: QTc prolongation, prolactinoma, GI perforation/obstruction | Ondansetron: QT prolongation, cardiac arrhythmias, serotonin syndrome (with serotonergic drugs)",
  notes:"Both can prolong QT interval – avoid combination with macrolides/fluoroquinolones. Ondansetron 4mg ODT is very effective for children.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8b/Nausea_vomiting.jpg/320px-Nausea_vomiting.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Nausea & Vomiting",
  imgLabel:"Nausea/Vomiting"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 16 – DIGESTIVE ENZYMES & APPETITE STIMULANT
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 16", "Digestive Enzymes & Appetite Stimulant", "7E5109");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Aristozyme (Digestive Enzyme Syrup)",
  drug:"Fungal diastase + Pepsin (Aristozyme syrup 10ml/dose)",
  badge:"DIGESTIVE",
  hdrColor:"7E5109",
  uses:"Dyspepsia, Digestive enzyme insufficiency, Flatulence, Bloating after meals, Anorexia (poor appetite), Post-illness weakness with poor digestion",
  doses:"Adults: 10ml after meals TDS | Children: 5ml after meals TDS",
  timing:"AFTER meals | TDS (3× daily after each main meal)",
  duration:"2–4 weeks typically | Repeat as needed",
  maxDose:"30ml/day adults",
  avoid:"Known allergy to fungal-derived enzymes, Infants (consult paediatrician)",
  notes:"Contains digestive enzymes to aid starch and protein breakdown. Shake well before use. Generally very safe.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2a/Digestive_system.jpg/320px-Digestive_system.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Digestive System",
  imgLabel:"Digestion"
});

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Cyproheptadine Syrup (Appetite Stimulant)",
  drug:"Cyproheptadine HCl 2mg/5ml syrup",
  badge:"ANTIHISTAMINE",
  hdrColor:"935116",
  uses:"Appetite stimulation (underweight children/adults), Allergic conditions (urticaria, rhinitis), Migraine prophylaxis in children, Post-illness anorexia, Serotonin syndrome (adjunct – blocks 5-HT)",
  doses:"Appetite: 2–4mg TDS | Children 2–6y: 2mg BD–TDS | Children 7–14: 4mg BD–TDS",
  timing:"Before meals (appetite stimulation) | TDS",
  duration:"Appetite stimulation: 4–8 weeks | Allergy: during allergic episode",
  maxDose:"32mg/day adults | 12mg/day children",
  avoid:"Glaucoma, Asthma (may thicken secretions), Elderly, MAO inhibitors, Neonates/premature infants, Urinary retention",
  notes:"Causes weight gain by blocking H1 and 5-HT receptors. Drowsiness is common – give main dose at night. May improve height-weight in malnourished children.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/61/Underweight_child.jpg/320px-Underweight_child.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Appetite Stimulation / Malnutrition",
  imgLabel:"Appetite"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 17 – BACK PAIN / CALCIUM
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 17", "Lower Back Pain Management & Calcium", "2E4057");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Lower Back Pain: NSAIDs + Diclofenac Gel + Calcium",
  drug:"NSAID (Aceclofenac/Diclofenac) | Diclofenac Gel 1–2% | Calcium + Vit D3 tablet",
  badge:"BACK PAIN",
  hdrColor:"2E4057",
  uses:"Acute lower back pain, Lumbar spondylosis, Disc prolapse (mild), Muscle strain, Osteoporosis prevention/treatment, Calcium deficiency",
  doses:"Oral NSAID: as per Group 1 | Diclofenac gel: 2–4g TDS–QID topically | Calcium: 500–1000mg OD–BD (elemental calcium)",
  timing:"NSAID: after food | Gel: apply and massage gently | Calcium: after food for absorption",
  duration:"Acute LBP: 5–7 days NSAIDs | Gel: up to 2 weeks | Calcium: long-term supplementation",
  maxDose:"NSAID per Group 1 limits | Calcium: 2500mg/day (tolerable UL)",
  avoid:"NSAIDs: GI/renal risk (see Group 1) | Gel: broken skin, dermatitis | Calcium: hypercalcaemia, kidney stones, sarcoidosis, milk-alkali syndrome",
  notes:"Add muscle relaxant (thiocolchicoside/chlorzoxazone) for muscle spasm component. Vitamin D3 (600–800 IU) essential alongside calcium for absorption.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a6/Lower_back_pain.jpg/320px-Lower_back_pain.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Lower Back Pain",
  imgLabel:"Back Pain"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 18 – INJECTIONS FOR PAIN
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 18", "Pain Injections: Diclofenac & Tramadol", "922B21");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Diclofenac Injection + Tramadol Injection",
  drug:"Diclofenac Na 75mg/3ml IM | Tramadol HCl 50–100mg IM/IV",
  badge:"INJECTABLE",
  hdrColor:"922B21",
  uses:"Diclofenac IM: Moderate-severe musculoskeletal pain, Renal colic (acute), Post-op pain, Acute gout | Tramadol IM/IV: Moderate-severe pain, Post-op pain, Cancer pain (mild-moderate), Chronic pain, Renal colic",
  doses:"Diclofenac: 75mg IM OD–BD (max 2 days IM) | Tramadol: 50–100mg IM/IV Q4–6H",
  timing:"Deep IM injection (gluteal) | Tramadol IV must be diluted and given SLOWLY (risk of seizure/hypotension)",
  duration:"Diclofenac IM: max 2 days then switch to oral | Tramadol: acute 3–7 days, chronic under specialist",
  maxDose:"Diclofenac 150mg/day | Tramadol 400mg/day (300mg in elderly)",
  avoid:"Diclofenac: renal failure, active GI bleed, anticoagulants | Tramadol: seizure disorder, MAO inhibitors (within 14 days), head injury, respiratory depression, children <12y",
  notes:"Tramadol: weak opioid – can cause dependence. Avoid abrupt stopping (withdrawal). Monitor for serotonin syndrome if given with SSRIs/SNRIs.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9e/Injection.jpg/320px-Injection.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Acute Pain – Injectable Therapy",
  imgLabel:"Pain Injection"
});

// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GROUP 19 – LAXATIVES
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 19", "Laxatives & Bowel Regulators", "1A6030");

addDrugSlide({
  title:"Laxatives: Bisacodyl • Lactulose • Cremaffin • MOM Plus",
  drug:"Bisacodyl 5–10mg | Lactulose 10–15ml | Cremaffin (liquid paraffin + milk of magnesia) | MOM Plus (Milk of Magnesia)",
  badge:"LAXATIVE",
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  uses:"Constipation (all types), Bowel preparation pre-procedure, Post-op constipation, Opioid-induced constipation (lactulose preferred), Hepatic encephalopathy (lactulose), Drug-induced constipation",
  doses:"Bisacodyl: 5–10mg OD HS | Lactulose: 15–30ml BD (constipation) / 30–50ml TDS (hepatic encephalopathy) | Cremaffin: 11ml BD–TDS | MOM Plus: 15–30ml HS",
  timing:"Bisacodyl: at bedtime (works in 6–12h) | Lactulose: with plenty of water | Cremaffin: at bedtime",
  duration:"Acute constipation: 3–7 days | Chronic: 2–4 weeks then review | Lactulose for hepatic encephalopathy: long-term",
  maxDose:"Bisacodyl 20mg/day | Lactulose 60–80ml/day",
  avoid:"Bisacodyl: intestinal obstruction, appendicitis symptoms, children <4y, pregnancy (stimulant laxatives) | Lactulose: galactosaemia, lactose intolerance (some formulations) | All: abdominal pain of unknown origin",
  notes:"Smuth syrup = Dimethicone – for gas/bloating relief, not a laxative. Lactulose also used in hepatic encephalopathy (target 2–3 soft stools/day).",
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// GROUP 20 – ANTIDIARRHOEAL + PROBIOTIC
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addSectionSlide("Group 20", "Antidiarrhoeal: Sporlac + Loperamide", "1A5276");

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  drug:"Lactic acid bacillus (Sporlac) | Loperamide HCl 2mg tablet",
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  uses:"Loperamide: Acute non-specific diarrhoea, Traveller's diarrhoea, Ileostomy control, IBS diarrhoea-predominant | Sporlac: Antibiotic diarrhoea, Traveller's diarrhoea prevention, Gut flora restoration",
  doses:"Loperamide: 4mg initially then 2mg after each loose stool | Sporlac: 2 tabs TDS with food",
  timing:"Loperamide: after each loose stool (max 16mg/day) | Sporlac: with meals",
  duration:"Loperamide: max 48–72 hrs for acute; if not resolved → investigate | Sporlac: 7–14 days",
  maxDose:"Loperamide 16mg/day adults | Sporlac 6 tabs/day",
  avoid:"Loperamide: bloody diarrhoea, infectious colitis (E.coli O157, Salmonella, Shigella – may worsen), pseudomembranous colitis, children <2y, fever with diarrhoea",
  notes:"⚠ Loperamide MUST NOT be used in dysentery (blood/mucus in stool) – promotes bacterial overgrowth. Always use ORS for rehydration alongside. Sporlac 2h away from antibiotics.",
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  imgLabel:"Diarrhoea"
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// GROUP 21 – OFLOXACIN + ORNIDAZOLE + ORS
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addSectionSlide("Group 21", "Antibiotic + Antiprotozoal + ORS for Diarrhoea", "117864");

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  title:"Ofloxacin + Ornidazole + ORS",
  drug:"Ofloxacin 200mg + Ornidazole 500mg | Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)",
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  uses:"Ofloxacin+Ornidazole: Traveller's diarrhoea, Bacillary dysentery, Giardiasis, Amoebic dysentery, Mixed bacterial-protozoal infections | ORS: All acute diarrhoea with dehydration",
  doses:"1 tab BD after food (Oflox+Ornidazole) | ORS: 200–400ml per loose stool (adults), 75ml/kg over 4h for mild dehydration",
  timing:"After food (to reduce GI side effects) | BD",
  duration:"5–7 days | ORS until diarrhoea resolves",
  maxDose:"Ofloxacin 400mg/day + Ornidazole 1g/day",
  avoid:"Epilepsy/seizures (ornidazole lowers seizure threshold), Pregnancy (especially 1st trimester), Children <12y, Tendon disorders (fluoroquinolone), Alcoholism (Antabuse-like effect with ornidazole – absolute avoid alcohol)",
  notes:"Do NOT consume alcohol with ornidazole – severe Antabuse reaction. ORS is the cornerstone; antibiotics in moderate-severe cases. WHO ORS contains Na 75 + Cl 65 + K 20 + glucose 75 mmol/L.",
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  imgCaption:"Infective Diarrhoea / Dysentery",
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// GROUP 22 – METHYLCOBALAMIN
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addSectionSlide("Group 22", "Methylcobalamin 1500mcg – Vitamin B12", "6C3483");

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  drug:"Methylcobalamin (Active B12) 1500mcg tablet/capsule",
  badge:"VITAMIN B12",
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  uses:"Peripheral neuropathy, Diabetic neuropathy, Vitamin B12 deficiency, Megaloblastic anaemia (combined with folic acid), Subacute combined degeneration of spinal cord, Post-metformin B12 depletion, Cervical/lumbar spondylosis (adjunct)",
  doses:"1500mcg OD–BD | Severe deficiency: BD for 3 months then OD",
  timing:"With or without food | OD (morning) or BD",
  duration:"Neuropathy: 3–6 months minimum | Deficiency: 3–6 months then reassess | Diabetic neuropathy: long-term",
  maxDose:"3000mcg/day",
  avoid:"Hypersensitivity to cobalamins (rare), Leber's optic neuropathy (cyanocobalamin form – methylcobalamin usually safe)",
  notes:"Methylcobalamin is the biologically active form – better CNS penetration than cyanocobalamin. Will not cause toxicity at recommended doses. Also available as injection (1000mcg/ml) for severe deficiency.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6a/Peripheral_neuropathy.jpg/320px-Peripheral_neuropathy.jpg",
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addSectionSlide("Group 23", "Antibiotics: Cefixime vs Amoxicillin-Clavulanate", "1E8449");

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  badge:"β-LACTAM/INHIBITOR",
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  uses:"Sinusitis, Otitis media, Pneumonia (CAP), UTI, Bite wounds, Dental infections, Skin/soft tissue infections, Exacerbations of COPD, Intra-abdominal infections",
  doses:"Standard: 625mg (500/125) TDS | High-dose: 875/125 BD | Children: 40–90mg/kg/day amoxicillin component BD",
  timing:"WITH food (clavulanate GI side effects reduced) | TDS or BD depending on formulation",
  duration:"Sinusitis/otitis: 7–10 days | Pneumonia: 5–7 days | Bite wounds: 5–7 days",
  maxDose:"3g amoxicillin + 600mg clavulanate/day (875/125 BD = 1750/250)",
  avoid:"Penicillin allergy (anaphylaxis history), Hepatic dysfunction (clavulanate-associated hepatotoxicity), Mononucleosis (rash risk), Prior augmentin-associated cholestatic jaundice",
  notes:"Broader spectrum than amoxicillin alone due to beta-lactamase inhibitor. GI side effects (diarrhoea) common – probiotics recommended. Take WITH food.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f7/Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg/320px-Pneumonia_x-ray.jpg",
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  imgLabel:"Bacterial Infection"
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// GROUP 24 – TOPICAL ANTIBIOTICS (SKIN)
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addSectionSlide("Group 24", "Topical Antibiotics: Fusidic Acid & Mupirocin Cream", "7B241C");

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  title:"Fusidic Acid Cream & Mupirocin Cream",
  drug:"Fusidic acid 2% cream | Mupirocin 2% cream/ointment",
  badge:"TOPICAL ANTIBIOTIC",
  hdrColor:"7B241C",
  uses:"Fusidic acid: Impetigo, Infected eczema, Folliculitis, Minor infected wounds, Staphylococcal skin infections | Mupirocin: Impetigo (especially MRSA), Nasal decolonisation of MRSA, Infected cuts & abrasions",
  doses:"Apply thin layer TDS–QID | Cover affected area gently | Mupirocin nasal: apply BD to each nostril ×5 days",
  timing:"3–4× daily topically | Not food-dependent",
  duration:"Impetigo: 7–10 days | Infected eczema: 7–14 days | MRSA nasal: 5 days",
  maxDose:"Apply TDS–QID only | Not for large body surface areas (systemic absorption)",
  avoid:"Large open wounds (systemic absorption), Mucosal membranes except designated nasal oint, Avoid eyes, Fusidic acid long-term (resistance development – EMOLLIENT combination needed)",
  notes:"Mupirocin is first-choice for MRSA-decolonisation. Fusidic acid resistance developing – use only for confirmed indications. Both are effective against Staphylococcus aureus.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e2/Impetigo.jpg/320px-Impetigo.jpg",
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// GROUP 25 – AVIL (PHENIRAMINE) + DEXAMETHASONE INJECTIONS
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addSectionSlide("Group 25", "Emergency Injections: Avil & Dexona", "922B21");

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  title:"Avil Injection (Pheniramine) + Dexona Injection",
  drug:"Pheniramine maleate 22.75mg/ml (Avil) | Dexamethasone 4mg/ml (Dexona)",
  badge:"EMERGENCY USE",
  hdrColor:"922B21",
  uses:"Avil: Allergic reactions (urticaria, angioedema, drug reactions, insect stings), Anaphylaxis (adjunct to adrenaline), Motion sickness (IV), Pre-medication | Dexona: Anaphylaxis (adjunct), Acute severe asthma, COPD exacerbation, Cerebral oedema, Severe allergic reactions, Inflammatory conditions, Croup",
  doses:"Avil: 22.75–45.5mg (1–2ml) IM/IV slow | Dexona: Allergy: 4–8mg IV; Cerebral oedema: 10mg IV then 4mg Q6H",
  timing:"Avil: slow IV injection (2–5 min) or IM | Dexona: IV/IM – emergency use",
  duration:"Avil: single dose, repeat Q6–8H if needed | Dexona: 3–7 days then taper (if used > 48h)",
  maxDose:"Avil 45.5mg/dose | Dexona: varies by indication",
  avoid:"Avil: newborns/premature infants, MAO inhibitors, Epilepsy | Dexona: active infections without antibiotic cover, systemic fungal infections, GI perforation, long-term use (adrenal suppression, osteoporosis, Cushing's)",
  notes:"⚠ ADRENALINE (Epinephrine) is the FIRST-LINE drug for anaphylaxis – Avil and Dexona are ADJUNCTS only. Dexona onset delayed (hours) – not immediate anaphylaxis treatment.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8a/Anaphylaxis.jpg/320px-Anaphylaxis.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Anaphylaxis / Severe Allergic Reaction",
  imgLabel:"Anaphylaxis"
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// GROUP 26 – ANTIHISTAMINES
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addSectionSlide("Group 26", "Antihistamines: Cetirizine, Levocetirizine, Hydroxyzine", "2E4057");

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  title:"Cetirizine / Levocetirizine / Hydroxyzine",
  drug:"Cetirizine 10mg | Levocetirizine 5mg | Hydroxyzine 25mg",
  badge:"ANTIHISTAMINE",
  hdrColor:"2E4057",
  uses:"Allergic rhinitis (seasonal & perennial), Chronic urticaria, Atopic dermatitis, Insect bite reactions, Angioedema, Drug reactions | Hydroxyzine also: Anxiety (short-term), Pruritus, Pre-operative sedation",
  doses:"Cetirizine: 10mg OD | Levocetirizine: 5mg OD | Hydroxyzine: 25–50mg TDS–QID (anxiety/itch) / 50–100mg pre-op",
  timing:"Evening (for mild sedation benefit in allergic rhinitis) | OD for 2nd gen antihistamines | Hydroxyzine TDS–QID",
  duration:"Seasonal rhinitis: during season | Chronic urticaria: 3–6 months | Anxiety (hydroxyzine): 4 weeks max",
  maxDose:"Cetirizine 20mg/day | Levocetirizine 5mg/day | Hydroxyzine 600mg/day (theoretical, practical 200mg/day)",
  avoid:"Renal impairment (reduce cetirizine/levocetirizine dose) | Hydroxyzine: QT prolongation, Elderly (Beers criteria – high anticholinergic), Pregnancy (avoid hydroxyzine 1st trimester + near delivery)",
  notes:"Levocetirizine = active R-enantiomer of cetirizine, slightly less sedating. 2nd-gen antihistamines (cetirizine, levocetirizine) cause minimal sedation vs 1st-gen. Hydroxyzine is 1st-gen – sedating, useful for anxiety & severe itch at night.",
  imgUrl:"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/36/Allergic_rhinitis.jpg/320px-Allergic_rhinitis.jpg",
  imgCaption:"Allergic Rhinitis / Urticaria",
  imgLabel:"Allergy"
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    ["Back Pain: NSAIDs+Gel+Calcium", "NSAID after food + topical gel + Calcium+VitD3 after food"],
    ["Diclofenac/Tramadol Inj", "Max 2 days Diclo IM | Tramadol 400mg/day max, dependence risk"],
    ["Laxatives", "Bisacodyl HS | Lactulose BD–TDS | Avoid all with bowel obstruction"],
    ["Sporlac + Loperamide", "Loperamide NOT in dysentery/bloody stool – probiotic 2h from antibiotics"],
    ["Ofloxacin+Ornidazole+ORS", "NO ALCOHOL with ornidazole | ORS cornerstone of diarrhoea management"],
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