What is neurodermatitis?
I have a persistent leathery rash with itching. My doctor says I have neurodermatitis? What does that mean? How is it treated?
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Side Effects of Erectile Dysfunction Medications
Are all erectile dysfunction medications the same and have the same side effects? My husband says they are and that all of them will give you headaches, stomach upset, and blurred vision. I think they are like any other medications — you might have to try a few before you find the right one for you. What do you think?
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Side Effects of Zoloft Versus Generic Sertraline
Is there a difference between the prescription Zoloft and the generic version? I started taking Zoloft in 1994, but switched to the generic version over a year ago because it's free with my prescription coverage. I think I've gained weight since the switch. Is it possible that the generic version causes me to gain weight when Zoloft didn't?
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Splenectomy and Shingles Vaccine
I am 60 years old. I don't have a spleen due to an accident at age 24. I had shingles as a youngster. Should I get the shingles vaccination?
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Stopping Statin Drugs
Once you start taking Lipitor, do you have to stay on it for the rest of your life?
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Timing of Prilosec Dose
Is it better to take Prilosec in the morning or evening?
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Preventing Genital Herpes Transmission
I have genital herpes. I rarely have an outbreak – maybe once a year or less, but of course I have no idea when an outbreak will happen. Should I be on Valtrex to prevent transmission of the disease?
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Foot Rash and Bumps
I have little lumps on the bottom of my foot which are very itchy. What is this?
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Effect of Diovan on Creatinine Levels
Can Diovan cause an increase in creatinine levels?
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Strategies for scaling back on salt
About 70% of the sodium in the American diet comes from processed, packaged, and restaurant foods. Checking labels and making smart swaps when shopping and dining out can help people consume less sodium and, perhaps, prevent cardiovascular disease and related deaths.
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