Category: Pharmacy & Health - Page 4

Minoxidil topical isn't a cure for alopecia areata, but studies show it helps regrow hair in many people. Learn how it works, what to expect, and how to use it effectively.

New York's 2024 patient protection laws ban surprise billing, require separate consent for treatment and payment, and stop providers from filling out medical financing apps. These rules protect you from predatory debt practices and give you more control over your medical bills.

Bulk purchasing generic medications can cut drug costs by 20% or more for clinics and providers. Learn how volume discounts, short-dated stock, and secondary distributors help save money without compromising care.

People with asthma may have a hidden sensitivity to common painkillers like ibuprofen and aspirin, leading to dangerous breathing reactions. Learn the signs, safe alternatives, and what to do if you react.

Learn how to read storage instructions on medication labels to ensure your drugs stay effective and safe. Avoid common mistakes like storing pills in the bathroom or car, and know when to refrigerate or protect from light.

Learn how to prevent painful ear pressure during flights with proven techniques like swallowing, jaw wiggles, and filtered earplugs. Safe tips for adults and kids, plus what to avoid.

Online reviews shape how patients view generic medications-even when science proves they're identical. Learn why distrust persists, how it affects health, and what actually works to build trust.

Learn which OTC antihistamines work best without drowsiness, how to choose between Zyrtec, Claritin, and Allegra, and what to avoid for safe daily use. Get real-world advice on managing allergies effectively.

Pituitary adenomas, especially prolactinomas, cause hormone imbalances that affect fertility, libido, and metabolism. Learn how cabergoline, surgery, and radiation treat these tumors-and what to expect long-term.

Pharmacists should recommend authorized generics for patients with inactive ingredient sensitivities, narrow therapeutic index drugs, or modified-release formulations. They offer identical formulation to brand-name drugs at lower cost-but insurance coverage can vary.

Bell’s palsy causes sudden facial paralysis, but prompt corticosteroid treatment can restore function in most cases. Learn why prednisone is the gold standard, how timing affects recovery, and what treatments actually work.

Computer Vision Syndrome causes eye strain, headaches, and dry eyes from prolonged screen use. Learn proven, science-backed ways to prevent it - from the 20-20-20 rule to screen positioning and eye drops.