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04/12/2025

The mix of Dexamethasone, Ibuprofen and Clopidogrel is an express way to internal bleeding. This combination is not ideal at all, especially in someone dealing with a stroke.

03/12/2025

Chymoral is an enzyme medicine that helps bring down swelling and pain… it works by breaking down the proteins that make an injured area puffy, so the place can calm down and heal faster.
It is often prescribed after injuries, sprains, fractures or surgeries… and even after dental procedures like removing a tooth, cleaning up an infected gum, or taking out a broken tooth, because those procedures can make the face or jaw swell.
Chymoral hardly gives side effects unless you are naturally allergic to it. The main concern is that it can increase the risk of bleeding, and in some people it may trigger ulcer symptoms especially when combined with painkillers like diclofenac.
Most people can use it without problems, but if you’re pregnant, it’s safer to check with a doctor or pharmacist first.
People with liver problems should also avoid taking Chymoral except it’s properly prescribed and monitored because the liver helps process medications, and any extra stress can worsen their condition.
And because of the bleeding risk, anyone taking Vasoprin (aspirin), clopidogrel, warfarin or supplements like garlic, evening primrose oil or ginkgo biloba should speak with a healthcare professional before starting it you can use it alongside painkillers, but once the swelling goes down, it’s best to stop it.

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01/12/2025

Methylated spirit is meant for disinfecting medical tools and cleaning the skin before injections. That’s its real job. It’s great on unbroken skin, not on fresh wounds.
When you use it on an open wound, all you get is sharp, unnecessary pain and slower healing. It can even make the wound bleed longer because it irritates the raw tissue.
If the wound is open, go for normal saline, mild antiseptics like Eusol, or povidone iodine. These clean the area without hurting the new cells your body is trying to build.

30/11/2025

Dexamethasone will knock down your immune system to the ground. You will start catching infections you never used to catch. Ordinary flu will hold you down . Fungal infections, skin reactions …everything will enter you easily. On top of that, it will kill your libido, reduce your drive, and make you feel weak all the time. Your bones will start thinning and weakening, and you may not even know until something serious happens. Your face can swell, your blood pressure can rise, your sugar can spike…the drug can silently break you down while you think you’re “adding weight.”

28/11/2025

Ecoslim(Orlistat) works by blocking the enzymes that digest fat in your stomach. This means that the fat you eat mostly passes out in your stool instead of being absorbed and stored in your body.
It does not burn the fat that is already in your body. However, once your body is no longer getting enough fat from your diet, it begins to use the fat stored in your body, and that is how you start losing weight.
It works best when it is combined with a healthy diet. On its own, it can help a little, but the results are very small if you do not control what you eat.
Ecoslim is not magic. To see real weight loss, you need to eat right and move your body. Sitting around and popping pills won’t make you loose weight fast.
Because it blocks fat, long-term use may reduce the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins such as vitamins A, D, E, and K. If you are using it for a long period, taking these vitamins as supplements is highly recommended.
Some people may experience oily stools, urgent or frequent bowel movements, and abdominal discomfort. These side effects happen because your body is getting rid of the fat it did not absorb.
You should avoid taking Ecoslim if you are breastfeeding, pregnant, under the age of eighteen, or if you have liver problem

From pharm Paul

27/11/2025

A quick repost:

🔑 WHY MISUSE IS DANGEROUS
Abusing tetracycline makes bacteria learn how to resist the drug, meaning it may no longer work for serious infections when your life depends on it.

We have been warned that misuse of antibiotics like tetracycline is one of the major drivers of antibiotic resistance worldwide.

🔑 EFFECT ON YOUR ORGANS
Taking tetracycline without proper need strains the liver and kidneys, especially when used repeatedly or mixed with other medicines.

There is evidence that tetracycline can cause liver injury when taken inappropriately or in high doses

🔑 TEETH AND BONES DAMAGE
Using tetracycline in children or during pregnancy can permanently stain developing teeth, turning them yellow-brown and weakening enamel. There is clear warning against its use in children under 8 and pregnant women because of this risk

🔑 SKIN AND SUNLIGHT PROBLEMS
Misuse can make your skin extremely sensitive to sunlight, causing quick sunburns or rashes even during short outdoor exposure.

🔑 GUT IMBALANCE
Taking tetracycline carelessly kills good bacteria in the gut, leading to severe diarrhea, bloating, and sometimes dangerous infections like C. difficile. unnecessary antibiotic use increases the risk of these complications.

🔑 WHY YOU SHOULD ONLY TAKE IT WITH A PRESCRIPTION
Your doctor checks whether the infection is actually caused by bacteria tetracycline can treat, your health status, and any interactions with other medicines or foods.

This prevents resistance, side effects, and damage to your organs.

🔑 SAFE USE
If you are not prescribed Tetracycline by your doctor, please leave it alone, you’re poisoning yourself.

If you are prescribed tetracycline, take it exactly as instructed, complete the dose, avoid milk within 2 hours of taking it, and protect your skin from sunlight.

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26/11/2025

LOW BP (Hypotension) & HIGH BP (Hypertension)

Low BP (Hypotension):
If your BP reads below 100/70, it is considered low. Some people naturally have low BP, and that’s normal. It only becomes a problem when it drops below 90/60, because then you may feel dizzy, weak, or even faint. your brain is not getting enough blood supply.
Normal BP:
A reading of 100–120 / 60–80 is considered normal for healthy adults.
At this level, your heart and organs are well protected… and you usually feel energetic.
Elevated / Prehypertension:
If your BP is 120–129 / less than 80, it’s called elevated BP or prehypertension.
You don’t have full-blown hypertension yet, but it’s a warning. Pay attention to your lifestyle: exercise, eat healthy, cut down on salt, and manage stress.
Hypertension Stage 1:
BP readings of 130–139 / 80–89 are classified as hypertension stage 1. Some people may feel headaches or tiredness, while others feel nothing. At this stage, your doctor may or may not start medication, depending on your overall health.
Hypertension Stage 2:
If your BP is 140/90 or higher, it is hypertension stage 2. Many people may feel headaches, fatigue, or dizziness, but some may feel perfectly fine. Medication is usually recommended because high blood pressure can quietly damage your heart, kidneys, and other organs.
Hypertensive Crisis:
A reading of 180/120 or higher is called a hypertensive crisis. Your organs are at serious risk of damage. Some people may still feel nothing, which is why hypertension is called the silent killer. It can strike suddenly.

Check your BP regularly!
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25/11/2025

In drugs abuse, remember, your kidney and liver suffers first!

24/11/2025

Different between PrEP and PEP

PrEP is a medication you take every day to protect yourself from HIV even before any exposure occurs. It is designed for people who are constantly exposed to HIV daily.
People who may need PrEP include a man or woman living with an HIV-positive partner, those who have multiple s*xual partners… and health workers who give injections or handle blood frequently, especially in HIV units where accidental exposure can happen.
PEP is different…It is an emergency medication used only after a sudden or unexpected exposure to HIV and it must be started within three days for it to work effectively… the earlier you begin, the better.
People who may need PEP include anyone who has been r@ped… someone who had unprotected s*x or a condom that suddenly broke… or anyone who finds themselves in a high-risk situation involving blood or s*xual exposure.
In simple terms… PrEP is taken daily before exposure, like a preventive supplement, while PEP is taken only after an occasional unexpected exposure for 1 month , the same way Postinor-2 is used only after unprotected s*x.
Both PrEP and PEP are prescription medications… only your doctor or a qualified healthcare professional can properly assess your risk and decide if you actually need them.
PrEP and PEP generally don’t have serious side effects… the most common thing people notice is mild stomach upset, especially if they take it without food. Most people tolerate them very well, and even pregnant women can use them safely if prescribed.

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23/11/2025

Pharmacy is a diverse field with many career paths. Here are some aspects of Pharmacy:

Clinical Pharmacy: Patient care, medication therapy management, and clinical services in hospitals or community pharmacies.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Research, development, and manufacturing of medications.
Research and Academia: Teaching, researching, and publishing in universities or research institutions.
Community Pharmacy: Dispensing medications, counseling patients, and managing community pharmacies.
Hospital Pharmacy: Managing hospital pharmacies, ensuring safe medication use, and providing clinical services.
Industrial Pharmacy: Large-scale manufacturing, quality control, and regulatory affairs.
Regulatory Affairs: Ensuring compliance with regulations, working with government agencies.
Pharmacovigilance: Monitoring medication safety, identifying adverse reactions.
Pharmacy Informatics: Managing pharmacy information systems, data analysis.
Public Health: Health education, disease prevention, and policy development.
Consultancy: Providing expert advice to healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical companies.
Sales and Marketing: Promoting pharmaceutical products, working with medical representatives.
Nuclear Pharmacy: Handling radioactive medications, working in nuclear medicine.
Veterinary Pharmacy: Dispensing medications for animals, working with veterinarians.
Oncology Pharmacy: Specializing in cancer treatment, managing chemotherapy.

22/11/2025

📝 Tetracycline is an antibiotic that fights infections caused by bacteria.Tetracycline treats different bacterial infections.
Which includes:
•Pimples(acne)
•Skin ulcer

📝 Different bacterial infections like
•Genitals
•Urinary tract infections
•Respiratory tract infections.

📝 Tetracycline does NOT treat:
•All infections
• It does NOT flush system
•It cannot fix flu or malaria.

📝Side Effects of Tetracycline

•Permanent staining of teeth
•Abdominal pain
•Headache
•Nausea and Vomiting
•Loss of appetite
•Yellowing of skin

•Tetracycline may cause your skin to be more sensitive to sunlight resulting to severe skin burn.

If during few days or weeks of treatment, and the condition does not seem to improve or the symptoms get worse, stop taking it and contact your physician.

Tetracycline can interact with oral contraceptives, potentially reducing the effectiveness of the birth control pill. And this results to unplanned pregnancy.
In such cases, it is advisable to use an additional method of contraception, such as condoms, spermicides, IUD or diaphragm to ensure adequate protection.
📝Pregnancy warnings
Tetracycline is contraindicated in a pregnant woman as it passes through the placenta and harm the baby.
This results to poor skeletal development.
Though there's evidence that tetracycline can harm the baby but in rare emergency situation, a doctor may still use it if the benefits outweighs the risks.

Something applies to a breastfeeding mother as tetracycline is excreted through the breast milk in small amounts.

Please don't take tetracycline without the supervision of a qualified physician.

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