Category: Health and Wellness - Page 2
Pulmonary hypertension is a serious condition that strains the right side of the heart. Learn the key symptoms, how right heart strain develops, and the latest treatments that are improving survival rates today.
Time-released melatonin doesn't fix jet lag-it can make it worse. Learn why immediate-release melatonin, taken at the right time with proper light exposure, is the only scientifically supported way to reset your body clock after long flights.
Autoimmune uveitis is a serious eye inflammation linked to autoimmune diseases. Steroid-sparing therapies like Humira and methotrexate help control inflammation without the dangerous side effects of long-term steroids.
A perforated eardrum can heal on its own in weeks, but only if you protect it properly. Learn the timeline, what to avoid, and when to see a doctor for the best recovery.
Diabetes greatly increases heart disease risk, but combining GLP-1 medications like semaglutide with lifestyle changes can cut that risk by up to 63%. Learn how these tools work together for real protection.
Learn how to manage weight gain and moon face from corticosteroids like prednisone with diet, hydration, and medical guidance. Understand why it happens and how to reduce swelling safely.
Postpartum thyroiditis is a common but often missed thyroid condition after childbirth, causing temporary hyperthyroidism followed by hypothyroidism. Learn the signs, tests, and treatments every new mom should know.
CoQ10 may help reduce statin-related muscle pain for some people. Learn how it works, what dose to take, and whether it's worth trying based on the latest research and real-world results.
Drug shortages are rising due to fragile global supply chains. Learn how buffer stocks, dual sourcing, AI, and new manufacturing tech are helping prevent shortages and keep critical medicines available.
Latex allergy affects 1-2% of the general population and up to 12% of healthcare workers. Cross-reactivity with foods like bananas and avocados is common. Strict avoidance and workplace changes like switching to nitrile gloves are the only proven ways to prevent reactions.