What You Missed in May 2023 on GoodRx.SU

If you skimmed through May on GoodRx.SU, you saw a mix of drug reviews, supplement guides, and real‑world health tips. We kept things short and practical so you could grab the key points without wading through jargon.

Drug Deep Dives and Clinical Updates

The month kicked off with a look at Bepotastine, an antihistamine that’s gaining traction for fast relief from allergies. The post broke down trial results, side‑effects, and dosing tips for adults and kids.

Next up was Cabergoline. Though it’s best known for Parkinson’s, researchers shared early data on how the drug might calm inflammation in autoimmune disorders. We highlighted what the studies showed and why more research is needed before doctors start prescribing it for those conditions.

A short but sharp piece covered Everolimus and its role in slowing a rare lung disease called Lymphangioleiomyomatosis. The write‑up explained how Everolimus blocks the mTOR pathway and gave a snapshot of patient outcomes.

Supplements, Natural Remedies, and Lifestyle Hacks

If you’re into brain boosters, the Homotaurine guide walked you through its potential to support memory, protect retinal cells, and even lower Alzheimer risk. We kept the dosage advice simple and pointed out who should talk to a doctor first.

For pain that sticks around after shingles, we tested natural options like capsaicin cream, acupuncture, and essential oils. The post didn’t promise miracles but gave realistic expectations for each method.

The hemorrhoid article explored acupuncture and hypnotherapy as alternatives to surgery or over‑the‑counter creams. Readers got a quick rundown of how each therapy works and what to expect during a session.

Parents worried about amoeba infections found a checklist of hygiene steps, water safety tips, and early signs to watch for in kids. It’s a straightforward way to keep your family safe around pools or lakes.

We also shared a guide on managing severe stomach pain with ginger, peppermint, hydration, and stress‑relief techniques. The focus was on everyday habits that can calm the gut without reaching for prescription meds.

Mental Health, Media Influence, and Workplace Safety

A timely post examined how media images fuel body‑image issues and bulimia nervosa. It urged readers to spot unrealistic standards and support friends who might be struggling.

Progesterone therapy got its own spotlight, showing how hormone balance can ease mood swings, anxiety, and sleep problems for many people.

The novel influenza piece described the new safety protocols companies adopted – remote work, regular cleaning, and symptom checks – to protect staff during flu season.

Managing Medication Side Effects

If you take bisoprolol fumarate and notice swelling, we gave practical steps: elevate limbs, use compression stockings, stay active, and discuss dosage tweaks with your doctor.

Finally, the Valacyclovir article answered a common question – can this antiviral speed up chickenpox recovery? The short answer was yes for early treatment, but it’s not a cure and needs a doctor’s OK.

All these posts share one goal: give you clear, actionable info on drugs, supplements, and health habits. Bookmark the archive if you want to revisit any topic, and keep checking GoodRx.SU for fresh, easy‑to‑read medical updates.