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26/10/2024

Take a good look at the skin surrounding the ni**le; look at the ni**le also. It is called dimpling of the skin, like the skin on an orange or lemon. Sometimes, this is what breast cancer looks like. This is known as Peau d'orange, (ORANGE PEEL) and can happen when cancer cells block the lymph drainage of the breast, resulting in fluid accumulation in the breast tissue leading to dimpling. Cancer is not the only cause of this, but if you see this, SEE A DOCTOR ASAP! It's breast cancer awareness month. Let your wife, sisters, daughters and female friends know the signs to look for to make an early detection. We don't pray for breast cancer but early detection saves life.

28/07/2024

WHY YOU CAN STILL GET PREGNANT EVEN WHEN YOU HAD TAKEN CONTRACEPTIVE PILL (PART ONE.)

According to Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) " An unintended pregnancy is a pregnancy that is either unwanted, such as the pregnancy occurred when no children or no more children were desired. Or the pregnancy is mistimed, such as the pregnancy occurred earlier than desired".

Most importantly, unwanted pregnancies occurs as a result of
💊 None use of contraceptive.
💊 using it consistently. 💊 Not using it correctly.
💊 Use of wrong drugs as contraceptive.

For these reasons, I wishes to Examine 4 Medications commonly used by women as contraceptive which doesn't have any effect to Prevent pregnancy, this had led to increased rate of Unwanted pregnancy in the society today.

Here are the drugs 👇👇👇

🌳. Beecham Ampiclox:
Beecham Ampiclox is an antibiotic which is only used to treat bacteria infection,it only capable of Killing bacteria but doesn't have any effect on the s***m cells as it is not a s***micide.

🎄. Andrew liver Salt:
Andrew liver Salt is an antacid and laxative not a contraceptive pill 💊 . When used as contraceptive it doesn't work effectively which had led to contraceptive failure today in the community.

As a matter of fact, when Andrew Liver Salt is used as contraceptive it can affect a woman negatively as list below👇

🌺. It can alter the normal va**nal Flora.
💐. Alter va**nal PH
🌹. Led to pregnancy
🪷. Increase the risk of infections.
When Andrew Liver Salt is used as contraceptive,this lead to viginosis and yeast infection as a result of changes in bacteria composition and PH.

🍀Teem Soda.
Helps relieve stomach pains, suffering from nausea or indigestion, feel better, helps relieve constipation and decreases the risk of heart diseases.
This soda drink doesn't have any effect to Prevent pregnancy.

🌳Drinking of salt in water..
This will not stop pregnancy rather it increases the risk of developing Hypertension as it is not a contraceptive pill.

Above all, to Prevent unwanted pregnancy, it's advisable to take other emergency contraceptive device or pill 💊 approved by World Health Organization (WHO) which is believe to be safe and effective.
Which include;
sulipristal acetate, levonorgestrel, combined oral contraceptives (COCs) consisting of ethinyl estradiol plus levonorgestrel.

Finally, to Prevent unwanted pregnancy and other Complications associated with unwanted pregnancy such as depression, unsafe Abortion and dead. It is advisable for all women to take only approved contraceptive pill by world Health Organization (WHO).

You can also visit a Health facility or a Professional Health Practitioner trained on family planning Services, for proper family planning method.
It might interest you to know that a Professional health workers will not impost any contraceptive pills on you but will take time to analyze, explain all the available methods including the advantages and disadvantages.
He will allow you to take inform decisions, this will help to reduce the risks of getting pregnant even when you had taken Some contraceptive pill.

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24/07/2024

Pls send this to any female on ur list and even the guys so that they can tell their sisters

*MESSAGE FROM TEACHING HOSPITAL*
```Please let your wife know about this,,This is a serious caution from medical practitioners [LUTH] to all female beings be it infant, baby girl, ladies, mothers; cancer of the va**na is all over pls avoid washing your va**na with soap, wash with only water, there is a particular chemical in soap generally that is very dangerous and possibly causes cancer of the va**na, cases of cancer of the va**na is all over most of the general hospitals so be aware of this important message. If you have feelings for others kindly pass this message to others that are important to you.
⭕ 56 Girls Died Because Of Using Whisper, Stayfree Etc.

⭕ Don't use One Single Pad 4 d Whole Day B'coz Of The Chemical Used in Ultra Napkins Which Converts Liquid into Gel...it Causes Cancer in Bladder & Uterus. So Plz Try To Use Cotton Made Pads And if You Are Using Ultra Pads, Plz Change it Within 5 Hours, Per Day, At least. If The Time is Prolonged The Blood Becomes Green & The Fungus Formed Gets inside The Uterus & Body.

⭕ Plz don't feel shy 2 forwd this msg 2 all girls nd even boys so that they can share with their wives N friends, whom they care for.

⭕ AIMS

Kick Off "Breast Cancer".

🔺Nurse Ur Baby.

🔺Wash Ur Bra Daily.

🔺Avoid Black Bra in Summer.

🔺Do Not Wear A Bra While Sleeping.

🔺Do Not Wear An Under Wire Bra Very Often.

🔺Always Cover Ur Chest Completely By Ur Dupatta Or Scarf When U Are Under The Sun.

🔺Use A Deodrant Not An Anti Perspirant.

🔺This is A Public Service Msg From Tata Cancer Hospital.

⭕ Pass it 2 All The Ladies You Care For Without Hesitation.

⭕ Awareness is important

⭕ I Care For You

⭕ Please Dont Hesitate To inform Other Females Forward 2 Every Girl On Ur List..!!...

⭕ I'll Start with u

❣❣❣ *Send to at least one group*`

24/07/2024

[8/24/2023, 6:44 PM] Prince Bzb: *The common causes of jaundice are as follows:*

1. Inflammation of the liver disables the secretion and production of bilirubin and results in a buildup of bilirubin.

2. Inflammation of the bile duct disables the secretion of bile juice, which results in bilirubin removal and leads to jaundice.

3. In case the bile duct gets obstructed, the liver cannot dispose the bilirubin and leads to hyperbilirubinemia.

4. Hemolytic anaemia may result in jaundice. When a large number of red blood cells break down, bilirubin production gets enhanced.

5. An inherited condition known as Gilbert’s syndrome may also lead to jaundice. The enzyme’s ability to process bile excretion is also impaired.

6. Another medical condition called Cholestasis disrupts the flow of bile from the liver. The conjugated bilirubin containing bile remains in the liver and leads to jaundice.

7. Jaundice is also caused from alcoholic liver disease, caused due to excess alcohol consumption.
[8/24/2023, 6:44 PM] Prince Bzb: *Treatment of jaundice*
Jaundice itself cannot be cured and hence, the underlying cause of the jaundice is treated. Different types of jaundice are cured using different methods:

1. Jaundice induced by anaemia can be cured by increasing the iron amount in your blood. This is done by intake of iron supplements or having iron rich food.

2. Jaundice caused from hepatitis is treated by injections of anti-viral and steroid medicines.

3. Obstruction induced jaundice has to be treated by surgical means. The obstruction is removed by surgery.

4. Jaundice inflicted from medication is usually treated by choosing alternative medicines and abstaining from the medicines which caused the jaundice.

5. Jaundice can be kept away if you take proper care of your liver. For this, you should eat a balanced diet, work out regularly and prohibit yourself from consuming excess of alcohol.

Jaundice is the most common type of liver disorder and occurs in people of all ages and also in newborn babies.

~ Lybrate
[8/25/2023, 6:23 AM] Prince Bzb: *Treatment of jaundice*
Jaundice itself cannot be cured and hence, the underlying cause of the jaundice is treated. Different types of jaundice are cured using different methods:

1. Jaundice induced by anaemia can be cured by increasing the iron amount in your blood. This is done by intake of iron supplements or having iron rich food.

2. Jaundice caused from hepatitis is treated by injections of anti-viral and steroid medicines.

3. Obstruction induced jaundice has to be treated by surgical means. The obstruction is removed by surgery.

4. Jaundice inflicted from medication is usually treated by choosing alternative medicines and abstaining from the medicines which caused the jaundice.

5. Jaundice can be kept away if you take proper care of your liver. For this, you should eat a balanced diet, work out regularly and prohibit yourself from consuming excess of alcohol.

Jaundice is the most common type of liver disorder and occurs in people of all ages and also in newborn babies.

~ Lybrate

24/07/2024

The process of detecting a pin mistakenly swallowed by a child is x-ray

A.diagnosis
B.therapy
C.crystallography
D.mammography

24/07/2024

👩🏻‍⚕️SURGICAL PROCEDURE👩🏻‍⚕️

🌑 Suffix -CENTESIS:
Which means surgical puncture to aspirate or remove fluid through aspirator machine or other instruments.

⭕ THORACENTESIS:
Also called thoracocentesis in which collect pleural fluid from pleural or thoracic cavity For both diagnostic purpose or therapeutic purpose.

⭕ ARTHROCENTESIS:
also called joint aspiration in which collect synovial fluid from synovial joints to determine diseases or inflammations as well as decrease swelling of joint during inflammation.

⭕PARACENTESIS:
Also called:
peritoneocentesis
laparocentesis
abdominal paracentesis
In which collect peritoneal fluid from peritoneal cavity of abdomen for diagnostic purpose.

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⭕AMNIOCENTESIS:
A procedure in which collect amniotic fluid from amniotic sac in the uterus (womb) to determine fetus health as well as s*x determination and chromosomal abnormalities.

⭕PERICARDIOCENTESIS:
Also called pericardial tap in which aspirate the pericardial fluid from pericardial cavity for diagnostic purpose.
External layer of heart called Pericardium.

⭕LUMBAR PUNCTURE:
Also called spinal tap in which cerebrospinal fluid aspirate from spinal canal (subarachnoid space) for diagnostic purpose ( meningitis, encephalitis, subarachnoid hemorrhage etc).

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🌑 Suffix -ECTOMY:
Which means Excision ( surgical removal or cutting out).

⭕APPENDECTOMY:
surgical removal of the appendix.

⭕CHOLECYSTECTOMY:
surgical removal of the gallbladder.

⭕ CYSTECTOMY:
Surgical removal of urinary bladder.

⭕EMBOLECTOMY:
Also calledthromboembolectomy or thrombectomy.
removal of a blood clot (thrombus) which black blood flow.

⭕PARATHYROIDECTOMY:
surgical removing of one or more parathyroid glands.
Four parathyroid glands.

⭕HYSTERECTOMY:
surgical removing of uterus.

⭕OOPHORECTOMY:
Removing of ovaries.

⭕SALPINGECTOMY:
Removing of fallopian tube.

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🌑 Suffix -PEXY:
Which means surgical fixation (securing in a fixed position).
let's see some examples:

⭕MASTOPEXY:
means surgical elevation one or more breasts on normal position.

⭕ORCHIOPEXY:
also called orchidopexy in which undescended testicles move into the sc***um permanently fixed.
also use to correct the balance and testicular torsion.

⭕GASTROPEXY:
A surgery in which stomach sutured to the abdomen wall for fixing position to prevent upward and downward movement of stomach.

⭕ NEPHROPEXY:
Surgical fixation of floating kidney ( nephroptosis).
nephroptosis is An abnormal condition in which the kidney drops down into the pelvis when the patient stands up.

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🌑 Suffix -PLASTY:
Which means surgical repair

⭕SEPTOPLASTY:
Surgical repair of air passageway of nose by repairing septum.

⭕ RHINOPLASTY:
surgical repairing of shape of nose.

⭕ ANGIOPLASTY:
A surgery in which open narrow Or block artery by using balloon.

⭕ OTOPLASTY:
surgical repairing of external ear like pinna.

⭕BRACHIOPLASTY:
surgical repairing of arms.

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🌑 Suffix -RRAPHY:
means suture (fusing a wond by stitches).

⭕ HERNIORRHAPHY:
suturing of hernia.

⭕ TENORRHAPHY:
joining or dividing a severed tendon with a suture.

⭕CYSTORRHAPHY:
suture of a wound or injury or rupture in the urinary bladder.

⭕COLPORRHAPHY:
suturing to remove lax and redundant va**nal tissue in cases of prolapse of the va**nal wall.

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26/01/2024

*Chronic Pelvic Pain* is pain in the area below your bellybutton and between your hips that lasts six months or longer.

*Chronic Pelvic Pain Risk Factors*

Infertility Depression, chronic stress or a history of s*xual or physical abuse may increase your risk of chronic pelvic pain. Emotional distress makes pain worse, and living with chronic pain contributes to emotional distress. These two factors often become a vicious cycle

*Causes of Chronic Pelvic Pain include:*

- Endometriosis.
- Musculoskeletal problems.
- Chronic pelvic - inflammatory disease.
- Ovarian remnant.
- Fibroids.
- Irritable bowel syndrome.
- Painful bladder syndrome (interstitial cystitis).
- Pelvic congestion syndrome.
- Appendicitis
- Colon cancer
- Constipation
- Crohn's disease
- Diverticulitis
- Intestinal obstruction
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Ulcerative colitis
Interstitial cystitis
- Kidney infection
- Kidney stones
- Urinary tract infection (UTI).

*Prevention and Control of Chronic Pelvic Pain*

Contact your online medical professionals and join online health awareness group chat

Lifestyle changes— Good posture, regular exercise, and weight loss may help reduce pelvic pain. Medication—Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are pain relievers that target prostaglandins and are helpful in relieving pelvic pain, especially dysmenorrhea.
Vitamin D, vitamin E, and magnesium supplements may help to soothe chronic pelvic pain.
Talk to you doctor before you decide to take any over-the-counter nutritional supplements. Herbs might also provide relief from chronic pain.
Drink plenty of water.
Herbal/Caffeine-free teas.
Low-acidic fruits and veggies: apricots, melons, bananas, and carrots.
Certain spices: turmeric, garlic, ginger, lemon zest, and parsley.
Fish high in Omega-3 fatty acids. Carotene Foods: These include pumpkin, mangoes, sweet potatoes and even spinach. The carotene rich foods help in fighting the bacteria and help prevent infection in the pelvic region. Consumption of such foods at least twice a day would provide you great relief.

Posted by online health officer

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26/01/2024

**50 COMMONLY USED DRUGS WITH THEIR USE, DOSE & SIDE EFFEC

1. **Ibuprofen:**
- **Use:** Pain relief, anti-inflammatory.
- **Dose:** Usually 200-400 mg every 4-6 hours as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Stomach upset, ulcers, dizziness.

2. **Amoxicillin:**
- **Use:** Antibiotic for bacterial infections.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the infection, typically 500 mg every 8 hours.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, diarrhea, rash.

3. **Lisinopril:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, heart failure.
- **Dose:** Usually 10-40 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, cough, kidney problems.

4. **Lorazepam:**
- **Use:** Anxiety disorders, insomnia.
- **Dose:** 1-2 mg, 2-3 times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, confusion, dependency with long-term use.

5. **Simvastatin:**
- **Use:** Lowering cholesterol levels.
- **Dose:** 10-40 mg once a day in the evening.
- **Side Effects:** Muscle pain, liver problems, digestive issues.

6. **Omeprazole:**
- **Use:** Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 20 mg once a day, before a meal.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, nausea, vitamin B12 deficiency with long-term use.

7. **Metformin:**
- **Use:** Type 2 diabetes.
- **Dose:** Typically starts at 500 mg or 850 mg once or twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Gastrointestinal upset, lactic acidosis (rare but serious).

8. **Albuterol:**
- **Use:** Asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- **Dose:** Inhalation, 1-2 puffs every 4-6 hours as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Increased heart rate, tremors, headache.

9. **Sertraline:**
- **Use:** Depression, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 50 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, insomnia, s*xual dysfunction.

10. **Warfarin:**
- **Use:** Blood thinning to prevent clots.
- **Dose:** Individualized based on blood tests, typically 2-10 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Bleeding (risk of excessive bleeding), interactions with many other drugs and foods.

11. **Acetaminophen (Tylenol):**
- **Use:** Pain relief, fever reduction.
- **Dose:** Typically 500-1000 mg every 4-6 hours as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Liver damage (with high doses or prolonged use), allergic reactions.

12. **Citalopram:**
- **Use:** Depression, panic disorder.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 20 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, drowsiness, s*xual dysfunction.

13. **Levothyroxine:**
- **Use:** Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid).
- **Dose:** Individualized based on thyroid function tests, usually taken once a day in the morning.
- **Side Effects:** Overdosing can lead to hyperthyroidism symptoms, such as rapid heartbeat and insomnia.

14. **Hydrochlorothiazide:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, edema (fluid retention).
- **Dose:** 12.5-50 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Electrolyte imbalance (low potassium levels), increased urination.

15. **Ranitidine:**
- **Use:** Heartburn, stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 150 mg twice a day or 300 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, constipation, diarrhea.

16. **Diazepam:**
- **Use:** Anxiety disorders, muscle spasms, alcohol withdrawal.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, typically 2-10 mg, 2-4 times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, dizziness, dependence with long-term use.

17. **Metoprolol:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, angina, heart failure.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, usually 25-200 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Fatigue, slow heart rate, low blood pressure.

18. **Fluoxetine:**
- **Use:** Depression, panic disorder, bulimia nervosa.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 20 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, insomnia, s*xual dysfunction.

19. **Prednisone:**
- **Use:** Inflammatory conditions, allergies, autoimmune disorders.
- **Dose:** Varies widely based on the condition, typically 5-60 mg per day.
- **Side Effects:** Weight gain, mood swings, increased risk of infections.

20. **Gabapentin:**
- **Use:** Nerve pain, seizures, restless legs syndrome.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, usually starts at 300 mg, 3 times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, drowsiness, swelling of extremities.

16. **Diazepam:**
- **Use:** Anxiety disorders, muscle spasms, alcohol withdrawal.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, typically 2-10 mg, 2-4 times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, dizziness, dependence with long-term use.

17. **Metoprolol:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, angina, heart failure.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, usually 25-200 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Fatigue, slow heart rate, low blood pressure.

18. **Fluoxetine:**
- **Use:** Depression, panic disorder, bulimia nervosa.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 20 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, insomnia, s*xual dysfunction.

19. **Prednisone:**
- **Use:** Inflammatory conditions, allergies, autoimmune disorders.
- **Dose:** Varies widely based on the condition, typically 5-60 mg per day.
- **Side Effects:** Weight gain, mood swings, increased risk of infections.

20. **Gabapentin:**
- **Use:** Nerve pain, seizures, restless legs syndrome.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, usually starts at 300 mg, 3 times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, drowsiness, swelling of extremities.

21. **Amlodipine:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, angina (chest pain).
- **Dose:** Usually 5-10 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Swelling in ankles/feet, dizziness, flushing.

22. **Atorvastatin:**
- **Use:** Lowering cholesterol levels.
- **Dose:** 10-80 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Muscle pain, liver problems, digestive issues.

23. **Venlafaxine:**
- **Use:** Depression, anxiety disorders.
- **Dose:** Varies, often starts at 75 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, drowsiness, increased blood pressure.

24. **Loratadine:**
- **Use:** Allergies.
- **Dose:** 10 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, dry mouth, fatigue.

25. **Morphine:**
- **Use:** Severe pain (such as after surgery or injury), cancer pain.
- **Dose:** Varies widely based on the form of the drug and individual tolerance.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, constipation, respiratory depression (slow breathing).

26. **Ciprofloxacin:**
- **Use:** Bacterial infections.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the type and severity of the infection, usually 250-750 mg every 12 hours.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, diarrhea, tendon rupture (rare but serious).

27. **Escitalopram:**
- **Use:** Depression, generalized anxiety disorder.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 10 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Insomnia, drowsiness, s*xual dysfunction.

28. **Oxycodone:**
- **Use:** Moderate to severe pain.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the form of the drug and individual tolerance, often starts at 5 mg every 4-6 hours.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, constipation, potential for addiction.

29. **Metronidazole:**
- **Use:** Bacterial and protozoal infections.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the infection, typically 500 mg every 6 hours.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, metallic taste in mouth, rare but serious allergic reactions.

30. **Risperidone:**
- **Use:** Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, irritability associated with autistic disorder.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 0.5 mg once or twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, weight gain, increased risk of stroke in elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis.

31. **Tramadol:**
- **Use:** Moderate to moderately severe pain.
- **Dose:** Typically 50-100 mg every 4-6 hours as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, nausea, potential for dependence.

32. **Duloxetine:**
- **Use:** Major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, chronic musculoskeletal pain.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 30 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, dry mouth, increased sweating.

33. **Montelukast:**
- **Use:** Asthma, allergic rhinitis.
- **Dose:** 10 mg once a day in the evening.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, stomach pain, mood or behavior changes (rare).

34. **Carvedilol:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, heart failure.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 3.125 mg twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, fatigue, low blood pressure.

35. **Alprazolam:**
- **Use:** Anxiety disorders, panic disorders.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 0.25 mg two to three times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, confusion, dependence with long-term use.

36. **Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen:**
- **Use:** Severe pain relief.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the form and individual tolerance, often 5-10 mg of hydrocodone combined with 325-500 mg of acetaminophen every 4-6 hours as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, constipation, potential for dependence.

37. **Celecoxib:**
- **Use:** Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, acute pain.
- **Dose:** Usually 100-200 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Stomach upset, headache, increased risk of cardiovascular events.

38. **Tadalafil:**
- **Use:** Erectile dysfunction, benign prostatic hyperplasia.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often 5-20 mg once a day as needed.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, back pain, muscle aches.

39. **Rosuvastatin:**
- **Use:** Lowering cholesterol levels.
- **Dose:** Usually 5-40 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Muscle pain, liver problems, digestive issues.

40. **Levetiracetam:**
- **Use:** Epilepsy, seizures.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 500 mg twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, weakness, mood changes.

41. **Ranitidine:**
- **Use:** Heartburn, stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 150 mg twice a day or 300 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, constipation, diarrhea.

42. **Cetirizine:**
- **Use:** Allergies, hay fever.
- **Dose:** 5-10 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness (though less common than with older antihistamines), dry mouth.

43. **Esomeprazole:**
- **Use:** Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 20-40 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, nausea, stomach pain.

44. **Methylphenidate:**
- **Use:** Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
- **Dose:** Varies based on the specific medication (e.g., Concerta, Ritalin), often taken once or twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Loss of appetite, insomnia, increased heart rate.

45. **Aripiprazole:**
- **Use:** Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 10-15 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, restlessness, weight gain.

46. **Esomeprazole:**
- **Use:** Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 20-40 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, nausea, stomach pain.

47. **Methylphenidate:**
- **Use:** Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
- **Dose:** Varies based on the specific medication (e.g., Concerta, Ritalin), often taken once or twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Loss of appetite, insomnia, increased heart rate.

48. **Aripiprazole:**
- **Use:** Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 10-15 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, restlessness, weight gain.

49. **Metoclopramide:**
- **Use:** Gastrointestinal disorders, nausea, vomiting.
- **Dose:** 10-15 mg, 3-4 times a day before meals.
- **Side Effects:** Drowsiness, restlessness, movement disorders.

50. **Olanzapine:**
- **Use:** Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 5-10 mg once a day.
- **Side Effects:** Weight gain, drowsiness, increased cholesterol levels.

51. **Dexamethasone:**
- **Use:** Inflammation, certain types of cancer, severe allergies.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often given as a low to moderate dose.
- **Side Effects:** Increased appetite, insomnia, mood swings.

52. **Lansoprazole:**
- **Use:** Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), stomach ulcers.
- **Dose:** 15-30 mg once a day before a meal.
- **Side Effects:** Headache, diarrhea, stomach pain.

53. **Bupropion:**
- **Use:** Depression, smoking cessation.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 150 mg once or twice a day.
- **Side Effects:** Insomnia, dry mouth, seizures (rare but serious).

54. **Hydralazine:**
- **Use:** High blood pressure, heart failure.
- **Dose:** Varies based on the condition, often starts at 10-50 mg four times a day.
- **Side Effects:** Dizziness, headache, rapid heartbeat.

55. **Citalopram:**
- **Use:** Depression, panic disorder.
- **Dose:** Usually starts at 20 mg once a day, can be increased.
- **Side Effects:** Nausea, drowsiness, s*xual dysfunction.

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13/07/2023

*S*x Addiction* can result in a lot of reasons. From coping with a mechanism to self-pleasure, beating loneliness to excess s*x during the teen, anything can be a contributing factor. While the scientific community still does not pinpoint this as a disease, an increasing number of individuals are being identified who are suffering from an addiction to s*x.

*Types of S*xual Addiction:* There are a number of ways in which s*xual addiction may be characterised. It may include an addiction of one or multiple aspects, which include po*******hy as well. *The various forms of s*xual addiction include:*
- po*******hy addiction
- addiction to fantasy or ma********on
- addiction to sadistic behaviour
- addition to prostitution, and other excess s*xual activities and pursuits like exhibitionism.

*Symptoms of s*xual addiction*
A number of behavioural characteristics of an individual may indicate that he or she is a s*x addict. Some of them include:

- Number of affairs at a time
- Cybers*x
- Extreme s*xual impulses
- Excessive ma********on
- Unsafe s*x

*Ways to deal with s*xual addiction*
Here are the top ways of dealing or coping with s*xual addiction:

- *Get enrolled in a treatment program for s*xual addiction, and follow the program seriously and sincerely.* The program may include therapy sessions with a therapist, and attending other sessions and therapies that are meant for s*xual addiction recovery. These programs are quite strict, and you need to maintain discipline.

- *Self-educate yourself for coping with your s*xual addiction.* Undertake research and find about the various types of compulsive s*xual behaviors that are linked with s*xual addiction.

- *Analyse and recognise the triggers to your s*xual addiction and s*x addictive nature.* Recognise situations and thoughts, and then train yourself to keep away from being triggered.

- *Abstain from any form of risky behavior while coping with s*xual addiction.* Recognise all conditions that may be risky and avoid facing them. Stop yourself from visiting pubs, strip clubs, and bars where you are likely to be tempted to find a way and have s*x.

- *Avoid watching pornographic videos and pictures.* You should install a software on your computer that blocks all forms of adult websites.

- *Take medication for mental health issues and for substance abuse.* This is important for coping with s*xual addiction. Stress, depression, anger, and anxiety are common factors that lead to s*xual addiction and compulsive s*xual behavior.

- *Make a healthy lifestyle choice and spend time in locations that are healthy.* Do not try to deal with negative sentiments by having s*xual in*******se. Work out regularly and try activities that are productive.
Practice stress management. Consider trying out relaxation techniques of several types such as meditation, yoga etc.

~ Source: Lybrate