Common Medications That Can Make You Thirsty
When you feel thirsty, it's a sign that your body needs more water. But did you know that certain medications can create a strong urge to drink water?
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The Best Ways To Lower High Cholesterol Without Medication
We are often told to manage our cholesterol levels for better health. Fortunately, there are excellent ways to lower high cholesterol levels without medication. -
Medications That May Actually Cause An Overactive Bladder
If you have an overactive bladder, you're hardly alone, as it's a problem many adults experience. But did you know that certain medications may cause it, too? -
What Causes A Random Bump On Your Head?
Every once in a while, you may feel a random bump on your head that seemingly came out of nowhere. Here are some of the things that could cause it. -
Medications That May Actually Make You Lose Your Hair
All medications come with side effects; taking them means considering the benefits against the risks. Here are some that may actually make you lose your hair. -
What It Really Means When Your Fingernail Hurts When Pressed
Have you ever noticed that your fingernails or toenails hurt when pressure is applied to them? Here are some reasons why you feel pain when they're pressed. -
Unexpected Health Benefits Of Drinking Red Wine
Alcohol can have highly destructive effects on the human body - but there are also studies that point to health benefits of drinking red wine. -
Foods You Should Be Eating To Reduce Your High Blood Sugar Levels
Are you or your loved ones worried about avoiding or managing diabetes? Here are some foods you should be eating to reduce your high blood sugar levels. -
Actionable Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of Common Cancers
Cancer has long been associated with feelings of dread and fear, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some actionable ways to reduce your risk of common cancers. -
Meloxicam Explained: Uses, Dosage, And Side Effects
Meloxicam is a prescription-only NSAID for moderate to severe pain, usually caused by rheumatologic conditions. Read about its uses, dosage, and side effects. -
Nurtec ODT Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Nurtec ODT is a type of medication used to treat and even prevent migraine episodes. Here's what you need to know about its usage, dosage, and side effects. -
13 Medications You Should Absolutely Avoid While Pregnant
As helpful as certain medications are in treating and managing health conditions of pregnant women, their possible side effects can harm unborn children. -
12 Common Medications That Can Cause An Allergic Reaction
Medications can sometimes have beneficial and not-so-beneficial interactions in the body. These are the most common drugs that may cause allergic reactions. -
Trulicity Explained: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects
Trulicity is a type of anti-diabetic drug called dulaglutide, approved for people with type 2 diabetes. Here are its uses, dosage, and side effects. -
Babesiosis: What To Know About The Tick-Borne Disease
The rising number of babesiosis cases shouldn't be ignored. It's beneficial to learn about this relatively rare but potentially fatal tick-borne infection. -
Know The Early Signs Of Colorectal Cancer
Screening for colorectal cancer usually begins at 45 years old. Get ahead of colorectal cancer by paying close attention to what your body is telling you. -
What Your Urine Color Can Tell You About Your Health
f you recently noticed a change in your urine, it may be a good idea to let your doctor know. The underlying cause may be harmless, or may actually be serious. -
Natural Ways To Heal Toenail Fungus
The recommended way of treating toenail fungal infections is through medications and/or procedures. However, there are some methods you can try at home. -
Losartan Explained: Usage, Doses, And Side Effects
Losartan is a type of drug that can help control blood pressure and keep it within range. Here's what you need to know about its usage, doses, and side effects. -
Hydroxyzine Explained: Usage, Doses, And Side Effects
The antihistamine hydroxyzine blocks the release of histamine, preventing its effects on the body. Learn about hydroxyzine's usage, doses, and side effects. -
Syphilis Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Syphilis is an STD caused by the bacteria Treponema pallidum. Here's everything you need to know about its symptoms, causes, and treatments. -
Ringworm Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Ringworm is a common fungal infection that can appear most anywhere on the body. Here's what you need to know about it. -
Reasons Why Your Estrogen Levels Are High
Although estrogen is an important hormone to have, too much of it can lead to unpleasant symptoms. Here are some reasons why your estrogen levels are high. -
15 Ways To Treat And Prevent Dizziness
When dizziness comes on unexpectedly, it can get very uncomfortable and sometimes even debilitating. Fortunately, it does not always have to feel that way. -
Sickle Cell Disease Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Sickle cell disease is an illness that can arise from inherited genetic mutations. Here's what you need to know about its symptoms, causes, and treatments. -
Baby Acne Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Acne is a skin condition that is common in teenagers and adults. Surprisingly, babies can develop acne as well. Here are its symptoms, causes, and treatments. -
Methotrexate Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
While some of the medicines we have today are derived from those substances, a lot of them are also synthetically produced. One example is methotrexate.
