Grapefruit juice doesn't interact with every medication, but it's important to know which ones are affected, especially if you drink grapefruit juice regularly.
If you struggle with insomnia, it may be tempting to take a sleeping pill to get some relief. But regular use of sleeping pills has unexpected consequences.
Taking medication incorrectly doesn't just mean overdosing. There's a range of mistakes that can be made. Here are some you may not realizing you're making.
Medications and supplements can be essential to your body functioning properly, but there are some that shouldn't be taken together. Read on to learn more.
Antacids like Tums can be a lifesaver when it comes to indigestion after a heavy meal. While they are typically safe, there is such a thing as taking too many.
While some antibiotics are absorbed better when taken with food, food can be detrimental to the absorption of other types of antibiotics, especially dairy.
Metformin can help manage type 2 diabetes, but potential serious side effects include blurred vision, irregular heartbeat, slurred speech, and lactic acidosis.
While many know that medications can interact with each other, people often don't realize that food, drinks, and supplements, can also cause negative reactions.
If you're fighting off an infection that has taken up an unwelcome residence in your body, is it the infection itself or the antibiotics making you so tired?
While cortisone injections may seem like a quick fix, they are not without risk. Infections and elevated blood sugar are among the more-serious side effects.