What is creatine? How is it used? Benefits and side effects
Creatine is an organic acid that helps provide energy to the cells in the body, especially in muscles. It is...
Creatine is an organic acid that helps provide energy to the cells in the body, especially in muscles. It is...
Painkillers have various kinds with different mechanisms of action depending on the source, duration and severity of the pain.
Psoriasis is a type of chronic immune system disease due to accelerated regeneration of skin cells. There is inflammation and...
Glucosamine is a compound found naturally in the human body and classified as an amino sugar. It is found in gel-like layers of protective cartilage.
Read moreLexapro (Escitalopram) is an antidepressant medication. It increases the amount of serotonin (happiness hormone) that helps maintain mental balance.
Read moreLyrica is often prescribed to act on damaged, nerve-induced neuropathic pain. Its active ingredient, pregabalin, has reducing the pain.
Read moreUltrasound is a medical imaging technique to examine the body and the organs. It is very common in diagnosis, treatments and biopsies.
Read moreComputed Tomography (CT) scan is a medical imaging technique using X-rays and a computer to give us detailed images of the internal parts of the body.
Read moreBone cancer begins when bone cells get abnormal and turn out to be malignant tumors. It can emerge in any bone of the body.
Read moreA Pap smear (Smear test or Pap test) helps prevent cervical cancer in women by detecting cellular changes in the cervix that may be caused by HPV.
Read moreTriglyceride is a type of fat in the blood, sometimes it is called lipid. It is the final product obtained from digestion of fats in foods.
Read moreGaviscon is a reflux suppressant. Its active ingredient is sodium alginate + bicarbonate. It relieves symptoms such as heartburn or burning due to reflux.
Read moreXanax (alprazolam) is a psychiatric medicine used as a sedative. It quickly affects chemicals in the brain and relieves severe fear and anxiety attacks.
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