Your recent article on recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) didn?t mention much about urination. One of my friends told me that it could influence my chance of getting a UTI. Is that true?
Dietary supplements containing the herbal ingredient yohimbe often contain prescription-strength active ingredients that are potentially dangerous, according to a study in Drug Testing and Analysis.
GERD, or acid reflux, can lead to heartburn, a bad taste in your mouth, and other unpleasant symptoms. Here are some treatments you can try at home.
New weight-loss drugs add to options for treating obesity in conjunction with diet and exercise.
I?ve read news reports that the heartburn drug I take may cause heart attacks. Should I worry about this?
A third of women who use postmenopausal hormones take “bioidentical” hormones from compounding pharmacies, but they report more side effects than women taking FDA-approved hormones.
Common pain relievers known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) carry an added risk of heart problems. Use only what you need and for only as long as you need it. Men with heart problems should be extra cautious.
Dietary guidelines recommend a relatively large amount of daily calcium to prevent bone fractures, but recent science has called this into question. Common calcium-rich foods can provide most of men’s daily needs.
Retail clinics, such as those in drugstores, provide convenience and flat-rate pricing, but are best for basic and uncomplicated medical issues. E-visits allow you to talk to a doctor via the Internet and offer a wider range of services.
I?ve had some severe bouts of depression before my periods. I have done my own research and I am willing to try an antidepressant. What dosage of Sarafem or Prozac is usually given to treat this?