PharmaRight: Your Guide to Medication and Supplements - Page 4

Generic medications save billions, but for some people, switching to generics causes serious side effects. Why do reactions vary? And what can you do if you feel worse after a switch?

As people age, liver and kidney changes slow how drugs are processed, increasing the risk of side effects and hospitalizations. Learn how these changes affect common medications and what you can do to stay safe.

Some side effects mean you must stop a medication right away - like anaphylaxis or liver damage. Others are harmless or manageable. Knowing the difference can save your life. Here’s what to watch for and what to do.

Learn exactly what to bring and discuss at your doctor appointment to get better care, avoid errors, and save time. Essential checklist based on top U.S. medical institutions.

Learn why your blood sugar spikes in the morning, how to tell if it's the dawn phenomenon or something else, and what actually works to manage it-backed by science and real patient results.

Learn how to use the FDA's official Drug Shortage Database to check if your medication is in short supply, why it's unavailable, and when it might return. Get step-by-step guidance for patients and providers.

Learn how to manage nausea and prevent weight loss during chemotherapy with practical, science-backed nutrition tips. Discover protein needs, food safety rules, and real strategies that help patients stay strong through treatment.

Emotional blunting from SSRIs affects up to 60% of users, causing numbness, loss of joy, and relationship strain. Learn why it happens, how to recognize it, and the proven solutions - including switching to bupropion.

Learn why colorectal cancer screening now starts at age 45, how colonoscopy prevents cancer, and what chemotherapy regimens are used today. Understand your options and reduce your risk.

Steroid myopathy is a common but often missed cause of painless muscle weakness in people taking long-term corticosteroids. Learn how to recognize the signs and what physical therapy can do to restore strength without stopping essential medications.