Medications

While ibuprofen is one of the most popular over-the-counter medications available, it's wise to refrain from taking it if you have these medical conditions.

Per research, there are medical conditions that can cause painful side effects if a person suffering from them takes particular medications (e.g., ibuprofen).

When medications produce certain side effects, it's usually a sign that you should stop using them. In the case of ibuprofen, watch out for this side effect.

There are two common medications that men might use as they grow older. However, they should think twice about taking them together since it could be risky.

When the use of certain medications start leading to disturbing side effects, it's time to stop using them. And even the common NSAID ibuprofen is no exception.

Ibuprofen is a common enough NSAID that some people tend to take it with little to no worry. But this popular medication can affect your skin in weird ways.

Ibuprofen is not meant to be a long-term solution for chronic health ailments. This is how extended use of the medication might effect your kidneys.

There are many reasons why a person may decide to stop taking antidepressants. However, doing so abruptly can affect their gut health in surprising ways.

Due to it being such a ubiquitous drink, you might make the mistake of drinking coffee with certain types of medication, including one particulary common drug.

There are a number of things you should avoid popping into your mouth right before you have sex with your partner. This common medication is one of them.

Ibuprofen may be the active ingredient in your medication, but it can come with a long list of inactive ingredients, too, like this unexpected substance.

For many, the NSAID ibuprofen is the top choice for speedy pain relief. But there's a common medication that, when taken with it, can have dangerous effects.

If you have heart or circulatory conditions, you may be on a class of medications called beta blockers. However, they could have certain effects on your sleep.

Nobody wants high potassium levels, after all, if it gets too high it can be dangerous. A healthy diet can maintain levels, while ibuprofen raises them.

From keeping one's blood sugar levels low to reducing certain people's risk of heart disease, Jardiance comes with a host of benefits, if used correctly.

If you are one of the 6.5 million people with plaque psoriasis, you may be wondering whether Tremfya is right for you. We'll explain its uses and side effects.

Astepro Allergy offers fast-acting relief for allergies. However, like any other OTC medication, it has dosage specifications and possible side effects.

When you're taking any kind of medication, you need to be aware of possible interactions with other drugs. Acetaminophen, aka Tylenol, is no exception.

Rexulti was developed as a medication for schizophrenia and depression. However, it has recently been approved for treating another mood-related ailment.

While birth control pills can affect women in varying ways, there is one particular effect they can have on your sleep when you quit taking them.

Diseases like plaque psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and Crohn's disease can severely affect the quality of one's life. Skyrizi is a drug for these conditions.

The Nurtec ODT commercial featuring Khloe Kardashian may have caught your eye. What exactly is Nurtec ODT, how does it work, and what are its side effects?

The Super Bowl ad said this once-a-day pill can transform menopause hot flashes into 'not flashes.' Here's everything to know about Veozah.

Ibuprofen is the top NSAID in the world, used by many people for quick pain relief. But be careful when using it -- and never mix it with this medication.

Over-the-counter (OTC) medications may be commonly used, but they can also have side effects. And as you age, this specific OTC drug becomes riskier to ingest.

The once-daily pill Rinvoq, also known as upadacitinib, has a new commercial circulating for 2024, and here are the drug uses, side effects, and more.

Cinnamon is a well-loved spice that goes well with many recipes and desserts. But you'll want to hold back on using it if you're taking certain medications.