Doctors prescribe temazepam oral capsule for the short-term treatment of insomnia (trouble sleeping) in adults. You take it by mouth once per day at bedtime.
Zolpidem oral tablet is prescribed for insomnia (trouble sleeping) in adults. It’s a sedative-hypnotic drug that may cause mild or serious side effects. These include dizziness and the risk of unusual sleep behaviors.
Off-label use is when a healthcare professional prescribes a medication for a condition that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved it to treat. It’s an accepted and common practice, though doctors always consider the risks and benefits.
Doctors prescribe Klonopin for certain types of seizure disorders and panic disorder with or without an unusual fear of being helpless in certain situations (agoraphobia). You take it by mouth two or three times per day.
Albuterol is a drug that helps manage asthma symptoms by relaxing the muscles in the airways. This can make it easier to cough and bring up mucus and phlegm.
You may notice weight loss from taking diuretics, but this is not fat loss. You will regain weight as you rehydrate. Taking diuretics inappropriately can cause serious side effects.
A heart-healthy diet, also known as a cardiac diet, focuses on eating foods like leafy greens and fatty fish and avoiding sugary and salty foods to help lower your risk of heart disease.
Doctors prescribe Diflucan for certain types of fungal infections in adults and some children. You take it by mouth either as one single dose or once per day.
Guaifenesin extended-release oral tablet is used to treat chest congestion. It’s not known to interact with alcohol, supplements, or other medications, such as codeine.
Propranolol oral tablet is prescribed for high blood pressure, migraine and other conditions. It may interact with alcohol, some supplements, and other medications. Specifically, it can interact with certain antidepressants and certain heart rhythm drugs.