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Cardiovascular Generics: What Safety Studies and Real-World Data Really Show
Cardiovascular generics save billions but aren't always equal. Real-world data shows mixed safety results-some work fine, others trigger side effects. Here's what the studies and patient experiences reveal.
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Exercise Modifications for Fatigue on Beta-Blockers and Other Drugs
Learn how to exercise safely and effectively while taking beta-blockers. Discover practical modifications like the talk test, Borg RPE scale, and adjusted workout routines to manage fatigue without giving up fitness.
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How Voriconazole Treats Fungal Peritonitis: Dosage, Effectiveness, and Key Considerations
Voriconazole is a key antifungal for treating fungal peritonitis, especially in dialysis patients. Learn how it works, when to use it, and what to watch for to avoid treatment failure.
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Atomoxetine and Yoga: How Combining Medication and Mindfulness Can Improve ADHD Focus
Atomoxetine and yoga work together to improve ADHD focus-atomoxetine stabilizes brain chemistry, while yoga trains attention and reduces mental clutter. Learn how combining both can lead to lasting results.
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Bupropion vs SSRIs: Side Effects Compared for Real-World Use
Bupropion and SSRIs work similarly for depression, but their side effects are very different. Bupropion is less likely to cause weight gain or sexual problems but can trigger anxiety or seizures. SSRIs help anxiety but often reduce libido and cause weight gain.
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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Overdose Risk Without Being Judged
Learn how to talk to your doctor about overdose risk using clear, evidence-based language that reduces stigma and increases your chances of getting life-saving help like naloxone.
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Keeping a Medication Journal: Tracking Your Response to Generic Medications
Keep a medication journal to track how your body responds when switching to generic drugs. Learn what to record, which meds need it most, and how to use your journal with your doctor.
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Prazosin vs Alternatives: What Works Best for High Blood Pressure and PTSD
Prazosin is used for high blood pressure and PTSD nightmares, but alternatives like Clonidine, Propranolol, and SSRIs may work better depending on your symptoms. Learn how they compare and what to try next.
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Citrus Fruits and Calcium Channel Blockers: What You Need to Know
Grapefruit can dangerously increase levels of certain blood pressure medications like felodipine and amlodipine. Learn which citrus fruits to avoid, how the interaction works, and safer alternatives for managing hypertension.
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Levothyroxine Generics: When to Monitor TSH After Switching Products
Switching between generic levothyroxine brands doesn't require routine TSH testing for most people-but those with thyroid cancer, heart disease, or prior reactions should get checked 6-8 weeks after any change.
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Contamination Issues in Generic Drugs: Recent Cases and How to Prevent Them
Recent cases show dangerous contaminants like NDMA and benzene in generic drugs, raising serious safety concerns. Learn what’s being recalled, who’s at risk, and how to protect yourself.
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Bleeding Risk from SSRIs: How Platelet Dysfunction Increases Bleeding Danger
SSRIs can increase bleeding risk by reducing serotonin in platelets, impairing clotting. Paroxetine poses the highest risk; sertraline is safer. Learn who's most vulnerable and how to manage this hidden side effect.
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