Medications

When you're taking certain medications, drinking alcohol is a bad idea due to the potential side effects. And if you're taking this one, skip the beer or wine.

With recreational marijuana legalized in nearly half the states in the U.S., it's worth asking if it's possible to overdose on cannabis. An expert weighs in.

You don't want to worry about your birth control not working in an emergency. Let's explore a few unexpected reasons why Plan B might not work for you.

There are many explanations why some people don't take their medications on time (or at all) despite their doctor's orders. Here are some unexpected reasons.

Eyelid twitching is usually temporary. However, if you find that your eyelid twitching is ongoing, certain medications like this one could be the cause.

If you've found yourself dealing with recurring UTIs, you may wonder why it's happening. The culprit could be a medication that you'd least expect.

Many individuals with high blood pressure take blood pressure medications. However, making this mistake when taking them could lead to death.

Do you keep waking up with your clothing and your sheets drenched in sweat? It may be time to look into the meds you're taking that may be causing night sweats.

There are many dos and don'ts when it comes to pregnancy, including certain foods and medications you should avoid. But what about cough medicine?

During your routine trip to the pharmacy, you may have noticed that these establishments always seem to be located at the back of the store. But why is this so?

The founders of Cabinet Health brought the problem of single-use plastics to the judges' attention on season 14 of "Shark Tank." But where is the company now?

Looking to save money on your prescriptions? The answer might lie in asking your pharmacist about clawbacks. Here's what to ask next time you fill a script.

Just as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is often misunderstood, so, too, is the common drug used to treat it: Adderall.

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?

CVS has been trying to rebrand its image to include more health and wellness products and services - enter the CarePass, which can reward you with money.

Expensive medication is a problem everyone in the U.S. knows. But in reality, all you have to do is ask your pharmacy one important question to get big savings.

The nipple discharge you're experiencing could actually be a drug side effect, especially if you are taking one of these types of medications.

Getting medications without insurance can put a strain on your wallet. Fortunately, there are techniques that can help you save money on your prescriptions.

The sweltering heat during summer months makes working out a chore. Thus, you may want to use an unexpected item from your medicine cabinet for quick relief.

While medication can provide relief from various ailments, how often can you safely take them? Here are some popular pills you shouldn't take on a daily basis.

Medications can cause heartburn, but it's not always possible to avoid them. You can cool the burn by learning the reason behind heartburn after taking pills.

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.

Thanks to TikTok, there's a pill-splitting method you can try using your fingers. But the hack has health professionals raising their eyebrows for this reason.

We often read about clinical trials that test the effectiveness of medications and vaccines. If you're wondering how you can be part of one, keep reading.

One in three people has problems swallowing pills. Here are the tips that a doctor says make the process of swallowing pills and capsules that much easier.

Used to treat a wide range of bacterial infections, amoxicillin is among the most frequently prescribed medications. But is it safe for pregnant people to take?

Plan B can be thought of as a sort of backup plan. But if you regularly take birth control pills, you may be wondering: is it safe to take Plan B, too?