Nu-Tetra
Medications...cause the common cold). Tetracycline is most commonly used to treat infections of the skin (including acne), Lyme disease, and certain sexually transmitted infections. This medication may be available under... Read more
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...cause the common cold). Tetracycline is most commonly used to treat infections of the skin (including acne), Lyme disease, and certain sexually transmitted infections. This medication may be available under... Read more
Oxymetazoline belongs to a group of medications called decongestants. It is used in a nasal spray for the relief of symptoms of nasal congestion caused by the common cold and allergic disorders such... Read more
...together for the treatment of exhausting or non-productive cough that is associated with cold or with upper respiratory allergic conditions. Relief from the symptoms of coughing usually lasts between 8 to 12... Read more
...exercise; or exposure to pollen, chemicals, allergens (substances that cause an individual to have an allergic reaction), cold air, or air pollutants. This medication works by preventing the release of... Read more
...cause the common cold). Tetracycline is most commonly used to treat infections of the skin (including acne), Lyme disease, and certain sexually transmitted infections. This medication may be available under... Read more
...that’s too cold, though, could keep you too alert. While there’s no perfect temperature for the perfect sleep and each person will have a different sense of the ideal temperature,... Read more
...others. Also, what keeps you comfy in the cold months may have you sweating come spring. Measure your mattress options. Even if you’re not as picky as the girl in... Read more
...you can help speed your recovery from mild reactions (such as hives or skin reactions) with non-medication techniques such as: taking cool showers or applying cold compresses wearing loose clothing... Read more
...for you. Avoid hot baths. It may be tempting to jump into a hot bath while the cold wind rages outside, but keep in mind that hot baths or showers... Read more
...air pollution or cigarette smoke perfumes or strong smells dust mites mould pollen cockroaches pets exercise cold air strong emotions food additives (such as sulfites) viral infections some types of... Read more
...and varenicline (Champix®), are also available and can be prescribed by your doctor or pharmacist. Going cold turkey, Dr. Edelman says, works only for people with nerves of steel. Bottom... Read more
...switching sides, wait until your baby falls asleep or comes off the breast. Before feedings, briefly apply a warm compress, then express some milk. Use cold compresses between feedings. Gently... Read more
...Essential fatty acids, found in cold-water fish, like salmon and mackerel, are responsible for skin repair, moisture, and elasticity. All material copyright MediResource Inc. 1996 – 2020. Terms and conditions... Read more
...your eyelid all at once feels as though it’s fluttering. Or maybe a lively dinner conversation gets punctuated by a case of hilarious, gulping hiccups. Each of these peculiar jolts... Read more
Winter hair presents a flurry of problems. Cold, dry air crackles with static electricity that can zap your hair and result in those wispy winter flyaway hairs. Then there’s that... Read more
...Plus you get to work up a sweat to flush out excess fluids (which can cause that pre-period puff) and increase the blood flow to your cramp-congested pelvic region. Gain... Read more
...cause the common cold). Tetracycline is most commonly used to treat infections of the skin (including acne), Lyme disease, and certain sexually transmitted infections. This medication may be available under... Read more
Vicks Sinex Decongestant
MedicationsOxymetazoline belongs to a group of medications called decongestants. It is used in a nasal spray for the relief of symptoms of nasal congestion caused by the common cold and allergic disorders such... Read more
Tussionex
Medications...together for the treatment of exhausting or non-productive cough that is associated with cold or with upper respiratory allergic conditions. Relief from the symptoms of coughing usually lasts between 8 to 12... Read more
pms-Sodium Cromoglycate
Medications...exercise; or exposure to pollen, chemicals, allergens (substances that cause an individual to have an allergic reaction), cold air, or air pollutants. This medication works by preventing the release of... Read more
Tetracycline Cap 250 mg by Pro Doc Limited
Medications...cause the common cold). Tetracycline is most commonly used to treat infections of the skin (including acne), Lyme disease, and certain sexually transmitted infections. This medication may be available under... Read more
Set the temperature before you turn in
Health Topics...that’s too cold, though, could keep you too alert. While there’s no perfect temperature for the perfect sleep and each person will have a different sense of the ideal temperature,... Read more
Outfit your bed for maximum snooze potential
Health Topics...others. Also, what keeps you comfy in the cold months may have you sweating come spring. Measure your mattress options. Even if you’re not as picky as the girl in... Read more
Treating drug allergies
Health Topics...you can help speed your recovery from mild reactions (such as hives or skin reactions) with non-medication techniques such as: taking cool showers or applying cold compresses wearing loose clothing... Read more
Caring for your psoriasis during the winter
Health Topics...for you. Avoid hot baths. It may be tempting to jump into a hot bath while the cold wind rages outside, but keep in mind that hot baths or showers... Read more
Taming your asthma
Health Topics...air pollution or cigarette smoke perfumes or strong smells dust mites mould pollen cockroaches pets exercise cold air strong emotions food additives (such as sulfites) viral infections some types of... Read more
Give me some nicotine!
Health Topics...and varenicline (Champix®), are also available and can be prescribed by your doctor or pharmacist. Going cold turkey, Dr. Edelman says, works only for people with nerves of steel. Bottom... Read more
Breast pain and other breast problems
Health Topics...switching sides, wait until your baby falls asleep or comes off the breast. Before feedings, briefly apply a warm compress, then express some milk. Use cold compresses between feedings. Gently... Read more
Prevent summer skin setbacks
Health Topics...Essential fatty acids, found in cold-water fish, like salmon and mackerel, are responsible for skin repair, moisture, and elasticity. All material copyright MediResource Inc. 1996 – 2020. Terms and conditions... Read more
Twitches
Health Topics...your eyelid all at once feels as though it’s fluttering. Or maybe a lively dinner conversation gets punctuated by a case of hilarious, gulping hiccups. Each of these peculiar jolts... Read more
Hat head and other winter hair woes
Health TopicsWinter hair presents a flurry of problems. Cold, dry air crackles with static electricity that can zap your hair and result in those wispy winter flyaway hairs. Then there’s that... Read more
The little things you can do to deal with PMS
Health Topics...Plus you get to work up a sweat to flush out excess fluids (which can cause that pre-period puff) and increase the blood flow to your cramp-congested pelvic region. Gain... Read more
