Medications

The drug that reverses opioid overdoses, Narcan, is available without a prescription but you still need to talk to a pharmacist to get it. That may soon change.

Acne is usually something you want to nip in the bud as soon as possible. But did you know comedonal acne and fungal acne require different treatments?

In cases of postpartum depression, depression symptoms are often more severe and ongoing following childbirth. Luckily, there could be a new potential drug.

Treatments for ADHD include behavioral therapy and medication. But people considering medication should be wary of the side effects, including weight changes.

Lipitor is a medication used to help manage cholesterol levels. Here's what you need to know about how it's used, its dosage, side effects, and more.

70 million people in the U.S. suffer from a sleep-related disorder and many use sleep aids to get a good night's rest. But are we too dependent on them?

Allegra is a common antihistamine used to treat allergies. Here's what you should know about how it's used, its dosage, possible side effects, and more.

For those who experience chronic constipation, a new vibrating pill that has recently been cleared by the FDA may be the key to finding relief.

There are a variety of treatments available for chronic pain, but one that may not be as effective as previously believed is the use of antidepressants.

Adderall is a prescription medication. Here's how long it takes Adderall to leave your system, and what factors may play a role in its rate of elimination.

The most common side effects of hydroxyzine are drowsiness, dry mouth, and blurred vision. These side effects can be exacerbated in the elderly and children.

BV is marked by a foul-smelling odor, unusual discharge, and burning or itching. Treatment typically includes antibiotics but what about boric acid?

Flaxseed's versatile nature is what makes it so therapeutic. However, it's important to pay attention to the medications that you are taking while consuming it.

Before you consider taking ginkgo biloba, you should make sure you aren't taking any medications that can have a negative interaction with it.

Plan B works primarily by preventing ovulation, so is it effective if you have already ovulated? Here is what you should know about the morning after pill.

If you have recently picked up the medication, you might be wondering how long it takes for Flonase to start working. Here's what you should know.

Experts advise elderly people infected with COVID to seek immediate antiviral treatment. But is the most popular treatment, Paxlovid, safe for people over 65?

Fortunately, there are many ways to help alleviate a fever. Taking Tylenol can help you reduce your fever by a few degrees, providing relief.

Have you ever wondered what might be causing your ultra-vivid sometimes scary dreams? Experts say medications can play a role. Keep reading to learn more.

Prior to having an IUD inserted, your doctor may recommend taking an over-the-counter pain reliever like ibuprofen, but is it necessary?

You might reach for a couple of Tylenol after a night of drinking, but that might not always be a good idea, as the liver metabolizes acetaminophen.

IV therapy has come a long way. Nowadays, most have realized the many benefits of going to IV therapy in order to help with a variety of health complications.

While antibiotics play a significant role in saving countless lives by fighting dangerous bacteria, it's crucial to be consuming fermented foods with them.

Osteoporosis can be a debilitating ailment, especially in older individuals. There are some natural, herbal ways to treat the symptoms, however.

You might have heard of the medication Prednisone, but have you ever wondered what exactly it does to your body? No worries, we've got the answers right here.

You might assume eating a grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice could do no harm. However, consumption of grapefruit may not be recommended.

A major part of modern medicine, antibiotics have saved millions of lives. But what happens to your body when you take them - or worse, when you misuse them?