Author: Samreen Saeed

She is a Doctor of Pharmacy, registered by the Punjab Pharmacy Council. She has exposure to the current pharmaceutical practices in community pharmacies. She aims to counsel people through her writings on the use of prescription and over-the-counter medicines to reduce adverse events associated with drug misuse.

About Nuberol Forte Nuberol forte tablet is an FDA-approved prescription drug containing orphenadrine which is a muscle relaxant and also relieves fever. It inhibits histamine and NMDA receptors and belongs to ethanolamine antihistamines. It is also an analgesic used to treat pain and discomfort due to muscle pain and spasms.  To know about Nuberol forte uses and side effects and nuberol fort in pregnancy, and much more, read this article till the end. Available Strengths of Nuberol Forte  Nuberol Forte is available in the following strengths: Paracetamol        650mg Orphenadrine      50 mg While simple Nuberol contains:…

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Excess body fat shifts to the abdomen resulting in a larger waistline. Unhealthy belly fat possess serious risks and may lead to developing chronic diseases. The key to trimming belly size lies in adopting a healthy diet routine. Foods rich in fiber and protein can help burn your belly fat overnight and keep your BMI within the normal range. Are you gaining weight and on the verge of being obese? Check your BMI now and book an appointment at Marham’s weight loss clinic. Key points Foods to burn belly fat include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and protein-rich eggs. A high…

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HIV is a human immunodeficiency virus that can lead to AIDS. HIV attacks the immune system and the medication makes the condition even worse. The nutritional demand of HIV patients is increased requiring more vitamins, minerals, and calories. There are no such foods that cure HIV but a balanced nutritional diet involving fruits, vegetables, and lean protein can help manage the disease and boost the function of the immune system. Highlights HIV-positive patients have compromised immune systems resulting in inflammation and increased risk of chronic diseases and infections. Food to cure HIV and reduce its symptoms include balanced portions of…

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Ansaid tablet containing flurbiprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used for relieving pain and inflammation such as that caused by arthritis. It is an FDA-approved medicine for treating symptoms such as swelling, stiffness, dental and joint pain. Manufactured by: Pfizer Generic: Flurbiprofen Drug Class: NSAIDs Product form: Tablet Mechanism of Action Ansaid is an NSAID that is used to lessen pain and swelling. It works by blocking COX enzymes in the brain. This stops the synthesis of substances called prostaglandins that can cause pain and swelling. Hence, Ansaid acts as a central analgesic for treating pain and inflammation. Available…

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Follihair Tablet is a dietary supplement used to boost hair growth and hair strength. It contains biotin, folate, zinc, and other essential nutrients to prevent hair fall. Follihair tablet is a prescription supplement that prevents baldness in both males and females. Follihair contains finasteride which is used to treat hair loss and male pattern baldness. Highlights Follihair is a dietary supplement to support hair growth, increases the production of hair follicles, and prevents baldness in both males and females Follihair tablet price in Pakistan ranges between 7000-7500 PKR in Pakistan Consult a doctor before using the Follihair for hair growth…

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UN health agency’s emergency committee met for the 14th time this Friday since the world caught the Covid pandemic and concluded that Covid is still a  Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) as the number of deaths is rising again since December. The committee unanimously decided that despite the pandemic being at a transition stage, it is still an emergency of international concern. The decision was acknowledged by WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in a decision announced on Monday. He said in his statement that he completely acknowledge the decision made by the committee as the Covid pandemic is…

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World Health Organization, WHO recognizes 30th January as World Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Day and calls communities and governments to take a step for almost 1.65 billion people that are affected by a group of 20 tropical diseases, globally. Several campaigns are running worldwide to call on donors, governments, and NGOs to raise awareness and funds for the early detection, treatment, and prevention of these diseases. The special focus of this year’s campaign on World Neglected Tropical Diseases is on the skin NTDs and WHO’s integral interventions to control and prevent their spread. NTDs are a group of 20 diseases…

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Tylenol contains acetaminophen that is available over the counter for treating fever, body aches, and headaches while pregnant. Certain advanced Tylenol formulations are also available for colds and flu, insomnia, and sinus infections, imparting additional benefits to women during pregnancy. Key Points Tylenol is considered a safe pregnancy category B medicine, however recently, doctors and scientists issued consensus statements indicating ADHD development in newborns born to mothers taking Tylenol during pregnancy.  FDA negated the harmful effects of Tylenol during pregnancy owing to the lack of experimental research data. The Tylenol recommendations indicate that it should be used upon doctor’s prescription…

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World Health Organization is calling a committee for a meeting this Friday to decide whether after three years, COVID is still a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) or not. In view of the reported deaths globally, Covid had declared a public health emergency on Jan 30th, 2020 in a meeting held by WHO. It was a unanimous decision made by the committee members. Since then, almost 6.7 million people have died and almost 664 million people have been infected by the virus, globally. WHO is calling a committee to meet on Friday in their 14th sitting since the…

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Tattoos are modifications to the skin made with temporary or permanent ink. People go for a tattoo as an embodiment of their special people or dates. They are quite common in pregnancy as well, as a way of honoring the expected child but women often ask can you get tattooed while pregnant? The answer lies in the fact that if all the necessary precautions and risks are addressed properly, tattoos have no reported harm during pregnancy. Key Points You can get a tattoo during pregnancy after considering and eliminating the possible risk factors The first trimester is the most critical…

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