… Dr. Allan warns that it doesn’t work for other viral infections like the common cold or COVID-19. Additionally, it doesn’t fight bacterial infections.Who should take Tamiflu?“Tamiflu is best for those …
… fatigue at the same time, but stresses that there are many more possible reasons.Cold, flu and COVID-19Infectious diseases like the common cold, flu and COVID-19 all share the typical symptoms of headache …
… anxiety can lead to self-medicating with alcohol or drugs. This has been especially true during the COVID-19 pandemic.The pandemic as well as the isolation and grief it’s caused is what Dr …
… If it’s safe to due so, and if your doctor’s office allows it given the COVID-19 pandemic, consider bringing a family member or someone you trust as it is difficult to remember …
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… help with other health issues like multiple sclerosis, migraines and Alzheimer’s disease.For those with long COVID-19 symptoms, new research shows that the virus may have adverse effects on the vagus nerve, causing …
… conditions like overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism), diabetes or chronic acid reflux (GERD).Respiratory infections, like colds, flu and COVID-19.Anxiety disorders.Stress.Sleep disorders, like sleep apnea.Substance abuse, including alcohol use and use of …
… have more bacteria in your urine. There are even some viruses that show up in pee, like COVID-19 and herpes simplex.The importance of bathroom hygieneEven if urine was sterile (which it isn’t …
… you may want to clean certain parts more frequently if you’re sick with a cold or COVID-19.When cleaning any part of your CPAP machine, make sure it’s unplugged from a power …
Paper or plastic? Tea or coffee? Debit or credit? Boxers or briefs?We make hundreds — maybe even thousands — of decisions every day. But they aren’t all that straightforward.Which candidate should we hire? Should …
The phrase “man flu” is a slang term, not a medical diagnosis. It’s a stereotype that men exaggerate their symptoms (and helplessness) when they get sick. Some assume men play up their symptoms to …
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