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How pharmacists can counsel patients on a bad reaction to a new medication

The Checkup by Singlecare

The first step in identifying or managing a medication reaction is knowing what you’re dealing with. Drug reactions may be immunologic or non-immunologic. Meaning, they may be caused by the immune system or other factors. . Immunologic reactions. Nonimmunologic reactions. Most common culprits of reactions.

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Who should not take probiotics?

The Checkup by Singlecare

A healthy gut biome is crucial to your immune system and regulates proper digestion, bowel movements, and other bodily functions. People with compromised immune systems. If you do choose to use probiotic supplements (and have cleared it with your healthcare provider or dietitian), begin with a low dosage.

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Prednisone for dogs: Dosage, side effects, and safety

The Checkup by Singlecare

In these cases, the immune system overreacts and mistakenly attacks and damages healthy tissues. At high doses, prednisone, prednisolone, or other corticosteroids block the immune system to control flare-ups of these conditions. Live vaccines should be avoided because prednisone weakens the immune system.

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Selenium: The Nutrient That Can Reduce Thyroid Antibodies by 40%

The Thyroid Pharmacist

The good news is that supplementing with selenium at a therapeutic dosage, has been found to reduce thyroid antibodies, reduce thyroid symptoms, and improve overall well-being. (1-3). Selenium is vital to our body’s ability to convert T4 to T3, and has a balancing effect on our thyroid and immune health. Why such an impact on so many?

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