Antihistamines can affect blood pressure depending on the type. First-gen options like Benadryl may lower it, while second-gen ones like Claritin and Zyrtec are generally safe. Avoid decongestant combos. Monitor pressure if you're hypertensive.
Most sinus infections are viral and don't need antibiotics. Learn how to tell viral from bacterial sinusitis, what actually helps, and why taking antibiotics too soon can harm you and others.
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Learn how to report dangerous side effects from medications, devices, or cosmetics to the FDA using MedWatch. Your report can help prevent harm to others and improve product safety.
Infographics about generics help patients understand that generic drugs are just as safe and effective as brand-name versions. Learn how visual tools are improving medication adherence, cutting costs, and building trust.
Hyponatremia and hypernatremia are common, life-threatening electrolyte imbalances in kidney disease. Learn how CKD disrupts sodium balance, why standard treatments can backfire, and how to manage these conditions safely.
Digital adherence tools are transforming how patients take generic medications, reducing costly non-compliance. From smart pill bottles to AI-driven alerts, find out which tools actually work-and how to choose one that fits your life.
Anticholinergics for overactive bladder can trigger dangerous urinary retention in men with prostate enlargement. Learn why these drugs are risky, what safer alternatives exist, and what steps to take if you're already on them.
Pediatric safety networks link hospitals and researchers to track side effects in children in real time, revealing hidden risks that traditional trials miss. These collaborative systems are transforming child health safety.
Pharmacists should recommend authorized generics for patients with inactive ingredient sensitivities, narrow therapeutic index drugs, or modified-release formulations. They offer brand-level safety at generic prices - but only if you know when and how to suggest them.
The FDA conducts unannounced inspections to catch real compliance issues-not staged ones. Since May 2025, this applies to all foreign manufacturers too. Here’s why surprise visits are the new standard for safety.