Ways to Get Help with Prescription Costs
Medicines can be an extremely costly component of health care treatment. Your doctor may recommend a medication that you may be unable to afford.
How Can I Get Help Paying for My Prescriptions?
Affording prescribed drugs is a challenge for an average American, especially if they’re on more than one drug at the same time. The prices of prescribed medications are 2.56 times higher here than in other developed countries, causing a countrywide expenditure of $535.3 billion in 2020. Some physicians may suggest prescription assistance programs to handle the prescription costs,...Read More
Tips to Keep your Prescription Medicine Organized
It might be difficult to keep track of all of your prescriptions if you take a lot of them. It’s difficult to keep track of all the different prescriptions you are taking, what they are for and how often you’re supposed to take them.
Medication Play a Key Role in Treatment
Medication adherence refers to taking your medications exactly as prescribed, in the right dose, at the right time, in the right manner, and regularly.
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your Medicine
If you don’t take your medications when and how they are supposed to, especially if you miss multiple doss, they won’t work.
High Blood Pressure–Understanding the Silent Killer
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, almost half the adults in the USA, i.e., 116 million people, have high blood pressure. Of half the population who has it, one-fifth of them aren’t even aware of it. If you understand what you’re dealing with and the risk factors involved, you have a better chance...Read More
Flu vs. COVID-19: How to Tell the Two Apart
The year 2019 transformed the world completely since it was the beginning of a global pandemic. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has been on a rise and has spread across the world, affecting millions of people. But most of us can’t differentiate between a regular flu and COVID-19 symptoms.
Common Symptoms of Hypertension
Did you know Hypertension is the leading cause of death in the United States? According to statistics, 47% of American adults have hypertension. Hypertension is when the body’s blood pressure level is higher than normal. Moreover, they put individuals at greater risks of cardiac disease and other complications.
Top Misconceptions about COVID-19
Late 2019 marked the beginning of a global pandemic —COVID-19. What started with some common flu symptoms in Wuhan, quickly expanded to become a pandemic. During these past 2 years, the world has struggled with COVID-19 disease and its socio-economic impacts. Despite being in the third year of the pandemic, there are still some misconceptions...Read More
Hypertension Diet: Good Foods for High Blood Pressure
Did you know about 47% of American adults have hypertension? Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, occurs when your blood pressure levels are higher than normal. Hypertension can put individuals at a higher risk of strokes and cardiac diseases, which are one of the leading causes of death in the United States.
