May 2023 Archive — Practical reads on meds, supplements and everyday health

This page collects May 2023 posts from RxStore-365 so you can find short, useful takeaways fast. The month covered topics from drug safety to natural supplements and everyday symptoms. Read on for what matters and what to watch for with common meds and remedies.

Medication guides with clear takeaways

Amantadine and exercise: a post highlights how amantadine may affect energy and movement. If you’re curious about using it to support activity, talk with your clinician about timing and side effects before changing routines.

Levofloxacin in children: the guide covers safety, dosing by weight and common side effects like nausea or dizziness. Never adjust antibiotic doses yourself; follow the doctor’s instructions and report unusual reactions right away.

Pancrelipase after bariatric surgery: this one explains why enzyme support matters when absorption drops after surgery. If you had bariatric work, ask your surgical team about pancrelipase dosing and how to take enzymes with meals.

Atomoxetine and self-reflection: this piece explores how the ADHD drug can affect attention and introspection. Monitor mood and thought patterns after starting treatment and discuss any shifts with your prescriber.

Supplements, conditions and quick tips

Olive dietary supplements: pick products with standardized olive leaf extract or extra virgin olive oil and check potency. Speak to your doctor if you take blood pressure meds or blood thinners, since interactions can happen.

Camu Camu: a natural source of vitamin C and antioxidants. Use it as a supplement or food add-in, but don’t expect it to replace medical treatment for a diagnosed condition.

Pellitory-of-the-Wall: the post looks at this ancient herbal remedy and modern uses. If you try traditional plants, source them from reputable suppliers and tell your healthcare provider to avoid herb-drug interactions.

LDL and eye health: high LDL can affect retinal health and may relate to conditions such as macular degeneration. Manage cholesterol through diet, activity and meds when recommended, and get regular eye checks if you have cardiovascular risk.

Yeast infections of the skin: the write-up explains causes like moisture and weakened immunity, plus practical fixes—keep skin dry, use prescribed antifungals, and avoid needless steroid creams unless advised.

Ovulation pain and low libido tips: posts offer real fixes—OTC pain relief or heating pads for mittelschmerz, and simple intimacy changes to improve desire, like clearer communication and stress reduction.

Dizziness, motion sickness and stent clot risks: expect straightforward explanations—conflicting inner ear signals cause motion sickness and simple strategies help (hydration, positioning, antiemetics). For stents, follow antiplatelet therapy and attend follow-ups to reduce clot risk.

Each May post aims to give practical next steps: when to call a doctor, how to check product quality, and simple behavior changes that help. If a topic touches on prescriptions or surgeries, treat the blog as a starting point and get personalized medical advice.

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