Category: Medications - Page 6

As of 2025, over 270 medications remain in short supply in the U.S., including IV fluids, chemotherapy drugs, and antibiotics. Learn which drugs are hardest to find, why shortages persist, and what patients and providers can do.

Switching to generic respiratory inhalers can save money-but only if you use them right. Learn why device differences matter, how improper use leads to worse health outcomes, and what steps to take before accepting a substitution.

Avoid dangerous medication errors when leaving the hospital by mastering medication reconciliation, using the Teach-Back method, and working with pharmacists. Essential guide for seniors and caregivers.

Orthostatic hypotension is a common and dangerous side effect of blood pressure meds in older adults. Learn which drugs raise risk, why lowering BP too much isn’t the answer, and how to stay safe without stopping treatment.

Learn how to create and maintain a clear, accurate medication list for seniors taking multiple prescriptions. Prevent errors, avoid hospital visits, and keep caregivers informed with practical steps and expert-backed tips.

Compare Modalert (Modafinil) with alternatives like armodafinil, adrafinil, piracetam, and caffeine + L-theanine. Find out which works best for focus, wakefulness, and long-term safety.

Rifampin can reduce the effectiveness of blood pressure medications by speeding up their breakdown in the liver. Learn which drugs are affected, how to monitor your pressure, and what steps to take to stay safe.

Cialis Sublingual (tadalafil) works faster and more reliably than oral ED pills. See how it compares to Viagra, Levitra, and Stendra-and which alternative is best for your lifestyle.

A practical guide for patients and caregivers covering cyclosporine uses, dosing, monitoring, side‑effects, and trusted resources to help manage therapy safely.

Thiazide diuretics effectively lower blood pressure but can raise uric acid, increasing gout risk. Learn why, who’s at risk, monitoring tips, and safer alternatives.