Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

Herbal Supplements in Pregnancy: What’s Safe and What’s a Risk

Herbal Supplements in Pregnancy: What’s Safe and What’s a Risk

Herbal supplements in pregnancy are widely used but poorly studied. Ginger is safe for nausea, but many others like raspberry leaf and chamomile carry unknown risks. Always talk to your provider before taking anything.

Nonallergic Rhinitis: Irritant Triggers and How to Manage Them

Nonallergic Rhinitis: Irritant Triggers and How to Manage Them

Nonallergic rhinitis causes chronic nasal symptoms without allergies. Learn the real triggers-like weather, food, and medications-and how saline, ipratropium, and nasal steroids can finally bring relief.

Combining Multiple Heart Medications: Safe and Unsafe Drug Combinations

Combining Multiple Heart Medications: Safe and Unsafe Drug Combinations

Combining multiple heart medications can lead to dangerous interactions. Learn which drug combinations are unsafe-like statins with grapefruit juice or NSAIDs with blood pressure meds-and how to protect yourself from life-threatening side effects.

Counseling for Sexual Side Effects from Medications: What You Need to Know

Counseling for Sexual Side Effects from Medications: What You Need to Know

Sexual side effects from medications like antidepressants are common but often untreated. Learn how counseling, medication changes, and open communication can improve your treatment and quality of life.

Recognizing Signs of Drug Allergies and When to Seek Emergency Care

Recognizing Signs of Drug Allergies and When to Seek Emergency Care

Learn how to spot real drug allergy symptoms like hives, swelling, and breathing trouble-and when to call 911. Most people mislabel reactions, but knowing the difference can save your life.

Sinusitis in Allergy Sufferers: Effective Treatment and When to See a Specialist

Sinusitis in Allergy Sufferers: Effective Treatment and When to See a Specialist

Allergy sufferers often develop chronic sinusitis due to persistent inflammation. Learn effective treatments like nasal sprays and saline rinses, when antibiotics help, and signs you need to see a specialist.