The Times Weekly2d
Why taking fever-reducing meds and drinking fluids may not be the best way to treat flu and fever
It’s true that drinking fluids when dehydrated is necessary to reduce fever. But not everyone with a fever is dehydrated. For ...
I’m a pharmacist and keep these 8 things in my medicine cabinet for coughs and colds
Among her must-haves are combo she takes “when I’m down bad” and a “more potent nasal decongestant” than DayQuil.
Rolling Out6d
Dangers of over-the-counter painkillers
Over-the-counter painkillers provide quick relief for many common ailments, making them a staple in medicine cabinets ...
Healthline6d
9 Supplements for Joint Pain
Dozens of supplements claim to treat joint pain, in addition to typical pain relievers like acetaminophen and ibuprofen ... a registered dietitian before taking any and only buy from trusted ...
Medscape6d
The Pathophysiological and Pharmacological Basis of Current Drug Treatment of Migraine Headache
Sumatriptan and others are contraindicated in patients taking monoamine oxidase ... She has tried acetaminophen/ibuprofen without much relief. How should she be evaluated and treated?
Evening Chronicle3d
Who can and cannot take ibuprofen as winter illnesses continue to circulate - what NHS says
It's that time of year when winter ailments are doing the rounds - and many people may choose to take ibuprofen to help feel better. Ibuprofen is an everyday painkiller for a range of aches and ...
WHYY6d
Ditch the opioids: New Rutgers study shows over-the-counter pain meds may be more effective for post–wisdom teeth extraction
Researchers compared a combination of ibuprofen and acetaminophen against hydrocodone for treating pain after wisdom tooth ...
Healio6d
Acetaminophen increases risk for hypertension, GI bleeding in patients 65 years and older
Patients aged 65 years and older who use acetaminophen demonstrate greater risks for serious complications, including ...
Get Surrey2d
Mum discovers 16 fibroids following years of misdiagnosed menstrual pain
Despite seeking advice from her male GP, she was merely advised to take ibuprofen and use a hot water bottle, which did nothing to alleviate her discomfort. After enduring several years of agony ...