New Patients – Get 10% Off Your First Consultation with Code: NEW10 at Checkout

Page 30 - Pharmacy Planet

  1. Understanding the root causes of bacterial vaginosis odor

    What Causes Bacterial Vaginosis and How to Treat its Smell?

    Bacterial vaginosis, also known as BV, is a type of vaginal inflammation that occurs when the bacteria in the vagina becomes unbalanced. The condition can be a one-off, but some women experience recurrent bacterial vaginosis.

    Read more »
  2. lifestyle changes that can help prevent and manage hemorrhoids

    Lifestyle changes that can help prevent and manage Hemorrhoids

    Hemorrhoids are an uncomfortable and unwelcome medical condition that just about all of us will experience at some point in our lives. They can cause pain, discomfort, and other symptoms that can make it difficult to focus on anything else.

    Read more »
  3. 5 Things you may notice once you stop smoking for good

    5 Things you may notice once you Stop Smoking for Good

    Even if you have been smoking for years, it is never too late to quit because there are numerous health benefits of quitting cigarettes at any stage.

    Read more »
  4. Know how sleep quality impacts your weight loss journey

    Does Lack Of Sleep Affect Weight Loss?

    Even if you do everything right and have the best intentions, if you aren’t getting enough sleep you may struggle to lose weight. So if you are trying to slim down, good sleeping practices can help you reach your goals.

    Read more »
  5. The simple guide to distinguishing chlamydia from human papillomavirus

    Difference Between Chlamydia And Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

    Chlamydia and Human Papillomavirus (HPV) are common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the UK. While they are both STIs, they have different causes and different symptoms. If either one is left untreated, there is a potential for more serious complications to develop.

    Read more »
  6. What are the 4 Stages of Diabetes?

    What Are The 4 Stages Of Diabetes?

    Two prominent US based diabetes research groups have found that there are four different stages of type 2 diabetes. Called the dysglycemia-based chronic disease model, it hopes to make it easier for people and medical professions to prevent and treat diabetes.

    Read more »
  7. How to use a blood glucose meter for diabetes

    Guide To Blood Glucose Meters

    All diabetics know that one of the best ways to manage their condition is by continually checking their blood sugar, or blood glucose, levels on a regular basis. Regular glucose testing will also show you how it can fluctuate throughout the day depending on what you eat, drink, or get up to.

    Read more »
  8. Pros and cons of vitamin D supplements

    What Role Does Vitamin D Play In Your Health And Wellbeing?

    Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that your body produces naturally when you are exposed to direct sunlight. It can also be obtained from some of the foods you eat, like tuna, fortified cereal, and egg yolks. Getting enough Vitamin D is important because it has a major role in immune system function, keeping your bones and teeth healthy, and helping your body absorb calcium.

    Read more »
  9. Proven methods for easing pain from gout episodes

    4 Ways to Deal with a Painful Gout Attack

    Not just a condition that affected Henry VIII, gout is a painful and complex form of arthritis that can happen to anyone. It often comes on suddenly and leaves the sufferer with severe pain, swelling, and redness in one or multiple joints. The most common afflicted joint is in the big toe, but it can also appear in the ankles, wrist, elbows, and fingers.

    Read more »
  10. Choosing bone-healthy foods for your diet

    Ultimate Guide To Strengthen Your Bones

    As we get older, our bones start to lose their density and become weaker. The first thirty years of your life are the best years to build up your bones because bones begin to lose strength after age 30. However, no matter what age you are you should take steps to improve bone health to prevent fractures or other types of damage.

    Read more »