Learn how to manage common corticosteroid side effects like weight gain, bone loss, and high blood sugar with proven supportive therapies. Practical, science-backed strategies for staying healthy on long-term steroid treatment.
Learn how to manage radiation side effects like skin irritation and fatigue during cancer treatment. Get practical tips on skin care, fatigue relief, and what to expect during recovery.
Learn how to safely taper off steroids to avoid adrenal crisis, withdrawal symptoms, and disease flare-ups. Expert-backed steps, symptom management, and what to do when you're sick.
Shared decision-making in autoimmune care helps patients and doctors choose treatments by balancing real risks and personal values. Learn how clear data, tools, and communication improve adherence, satisfaction, and outcomes.
Discover science-backed strategies to sleep better with tinnitus, including sound therapy, sleep hygiene, and CBT. Learn what works, what doesn’t, and how to break the cycle of nighttime ringing.
St. John’s Wort may seem like a safe natural remedy for depression, but it can dangerously reduce the effectiveness of birth control, blood thinners, antidepressants, and more. Learn the real risks and what to do if you’re taking it.
Azelastine is a fast-acting, non-drowsy nasal spray that blocks histamine and stabilizes mast cells to reduce allergy symptoms. Unlike oral antihistamines, it works locally and provides relief within minutes.
Compare Acamprol (acamprosate) with naltrexone, disulfiram, topiramate, and other alternatives for alcohol dependence. Learn which medication suits your needs, side effects, costs in Australia, and how to choose the right treatment.
Parlodel (bromocriptine) treats high prolactin and Parkinson’s, but newer drugs like cabergoline, pramipexole, and ropinirole offer better results with fewer side effects. Learn which alternatives work best and when to consider switching.
Medications for alcohol use disorder can reduce relapse risk - but only if chosen correctly and taken consistently. Learn how naltrexone, acamprosate, and disulfiram work, who they help most, and why so many people stop taking them.