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The People's Pharmacy | People's Pharmacy: Pain relief for people who can't use NSAID drugs
Q: I have taken Advil for years for inflammation or pain. I have stopped because I began to have ringing in the ears, ear pain, dizziness and loss of hearing.
Most general body aches can be relieved with over-the-counter pain medication such as aspirin or aspirin substitutes.
Sun Advocate - Carbon County, Utah
How to prevent the flu from spreading uncontrolled
Antiviral medications can sometimes help lessen influenza symptoms, but require a prescription.
Sangeetha McCollum - Internal Medicine
Q: What is Osteoarthritis? A: The most common form of arthritis is osteoarthritis also known as degenerative joint disease.
The double trouble of psoriatic arthritis
Psoriatic arthritis is a disease that deals the body a double blow. Both skin and joints are affected by this autoimmune disorder.
Trace Adkins becomes a product spokesman . . . it may just give you a headache
This is the kind of news that gives us a headache. Better reach for the Advil. For the second time in its 100 year history, BC Headache Powder is being hawked by a country crooner.
Doctors Warn About the Dangers of Drug Interaction
Let's say you go to your local pharmacy to pick up your prescription for high blood pressure.
Horror, It's Hemorrhoids -- Self-care Tips For Common Problem
By about age 50, more than half of adults have dealt with hemorrhoids. The November issue of Mayo Clinic Health Letter covers home treatments that can relieve symptoms of this common and embarrassing problem.
Dr, Gott: Causes and cures for Morton's neuroma of the foot
Dear Dr. Gott: Could you please address the causes and cures for Morton's neuroma of the foot? Is surgery the ultimate answer? If so, how effective and safe is it? Dear Reader: A Morton's neuroma is a noncancerous growth of thickened nerve tissue that can present in several areas of the body.
Visit to gynecologist is called for
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I am 36 and have been married for four years. My menstrual periods are very painful, and have been so for at least seven years.
What you can do if you get the flu
Editor's Note: This column appears in the Nevada Appeal Wednesday health pages throughout the flu season.
Painkillers May Fight Alzheimer's Disease
Over-the-counter painkillers such as ibuprofen or naproxen -- usually sold as Advil and Aleve -- may protect people from Alzheimer's disease, researchers reported.
What's in the Water in New Zealand?
New Zealand has given the world much, Lord of the Rings Movies, Flight of the Concords, splitting the atom, and conquering Mount Everest.
Everyday pain relievers may dilute the power of H1N1 shot
Ever take Advil, Tylenol or aspirin when you get a flu shot, just in case you might have some discomfort or get a fever? Turns out, you might want to suck it up and go without the meds.
Fortunately, most common back pain eases no matter what you do. But Good Housekeeping says some treatments are more beneficial than others.
Flu Vaccines & Pain Killers Warning
Some experts say the counter pain relievers could lessen the effectiveness of vaccines, including H1N1 and the seasonal flu vaccines.
Sales at local pharmacies of flu-related items such as thermometers and face masks remain brisk as the H1N1 flu death toll mounts and the vaccine remains in short supply.
Based on a truly strange story
Squished sideways in a hotel tub chair, wearing two different socks and a pair of old Converse -- the laces of which get repeatedly tied and untied throughout the interview -- is 42-year-old Welsh author Jon Ronson.
Common Pain Relievers May Dilute Power of Flu Shots
With flu vaccination season in full swing, research from the University of Rochester Medical Center cautions that use of many common pain killers - Advil, Tylenol, aspirin - at the time of injection may blunt the effect of the shot and have a negative effect on the immune system.
Get your household ready for H1N1 virus
If the swine flu continues to hit Michigan as hard as epidemiologists and public health officials predict it will, many Michiganians will be too sick for at least a week to leave their homes for work, school or shopping.
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