...such as aspirin or ibuprofen. other medications, such as glucocorticoids, chemotherapy medications, bisphosphonates, and iron supplements. smoking. alcohol. In all of these it is important to consult a doctor who...
...type: HIV HIV is contracted by coming into contact with bodily fluids, including blood, semen, and breast milk. You can contract HIV through: sex without a condom or other barrier...
...the lesions and leads to a skin infection. Shingles are treated with antiviral medications and pain management medications, and most people recover well within two weeks. Some, however, experience ongoing...
...to happen in cases where a person has a weakened immune system, for example as caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or by undergoing a course of chemotherapy. It...
...performed. Colonoscopy prep medications Laxative medications help the stool to pass smoothly through the colon. Before a colonoscopy, osmotic laxatives are most commonly prescribed. These work to empty the bowel...
...in the past Good to know: People with suspected disseminated TB may be offered an HIV test because people with HIV are much more likely to develop disseminated TB. Treatment...
...burning sensation on the skin Avoiding sharing bedding, clothing or towels, as this can facilitate the spread of infection to others Medications to aid recovery Medications that may be prescribed...
...help patients understand: Why they need to take their medications When the medications should best be taken How the medications should best be taken How the medications are working How...
...who have sex with men who have syphilis are also HIV-positive, and men who are HIV-negative but do have syphilis are more likely to contract HIV in the future.[8] This...
...while taking GLP-1 medications? 3. Why is diet important when taking GLP-1 medications? 4. What foods should you avoid while taking GLP-1 medications? 5. How can GLP-1 medications help with...