It’s better to buy a medicine that treats your ailment only. Using a medicine that treats multiple problems means you’re taking extra medicine that you don’t need.
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Facts You Need To Know About Prescription Drug Abuse
The non-medical use and abuse of prescription drugs is a serious issue in the US. Many people take prescription medications responsibly. However, according to NIDA, roughly 52 million people (20% of those aged 12 and older) take prescription medications for non-medical reasons i.e., to get high or to change their mood at least once in their lifetime.
Read moreAre Fish Oil Supplements Good For Your Heart
What’s so special about fish oil?
Fish oil is loaded with omega-3 fatty acids – docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA).
Read more4 Common Drug-Drug Interactions and Their Side-Effects
A clinically relevant Drug-Drug Interaction (DDI) occurs when the effectiveness of one medication is altered by the administration of another drug, directed for the medical purposes.
Read more6 Foods That Can Be Dangerous For Your Dogs
Some foods that are good for humans could be dangerous to your dogs.
Read more7 Causes For Your Leg Pain
Pain in the leg can vary from a dull ache to an intense stabbing sensation. It can happen due to overuse or minor injuries.
Read moreHow to Use Prescription Painkiller without Getting Addicted
Many patients taking prescription painkillers get can become addicted to the medication. . Some may switch to heroin and can die of an overdose. The issue of overdosing drugs is so wide that the FDA has mandated black-box warning labels about the risk of abuse. But at the same time, these drugs are beneficial to manage pain.
Read moreAnti-Ageing: How To Live Younger And Stay Healthy?
Ageing is inevitable but why not put it off until the last possible moment? Here are some time-tested tips on how to live younger and stay healthy, starting today!
Read morePinkeye: Causes And Symptoms
Pink eye or Conjunctivitis is a common condition that causes redness and inflammation of the thin layer of tissue that lies over the white part of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelid.
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Usage Of Off-Label Drug: What Is It?
Off-label prescription drug usage is very common and legal in the U.S. Despite the prominence of off-label drug use, most of the patients are unaware that they are taking an off-label drug. And doctors’ are not required to tell a patient that a drug is being used off-label.
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