The Compounding Pharmacy of America Blog
Many people contend with allergy symptoms from various causes, such as tree pollen, grass, dust, and low-quality air. However, many people do not realize their pets may struggle with allergy symptoms as well. With a little help, pet owners can learn how to identify the symptoms of allergies in their pets and how to treat […]
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Sexual health is a cornerstone of personal wellbeing, and many men throughout the U.S. struggle with erectile dysfunction but are uncomfortable broaching the situation with their doctor. If this common issue is affecting your daily life, know that it’s a common issue – even if people are reluctant to talk about it. Here are some […]
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Colorectal cancer, or cancer of the large intestine (colon) and rectum, is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. The rising prevalence of colorectal cancer leads to a few important questions. Who is most at risk for colorectal cancer? How do you know if you are at risk? Can you do anything […]
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Measles is one of the most contagious diseases ever studied – in fact, as many as nine out of every ten unvaccinated people who are exposed to the measles virus will contract it. Although the CDC officially declared the disease “eliminated” in 2000 due to record low numbers and thorough vaccination, the number of cases […]
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If your beloved pet has a medical condition, you may struggle with administering the medication your vet prescribes to help them feel better. While these medicines can manage, treat, or even cure the problem effectively, your furry friend may be less than excited about taking them. As unpleasant as the experience might be, you need […]
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Homeopathic medicine (homeopathy) is a form of alternative medicine that uses microscopic amounts of natural substances, which in larger doses would bring on a disease, to heal a patient. Homeopathy has been around since the 19th century, when it was used quite frequently and is still practiced around the world. Since the advent of newer […]
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Eczema and psoriasis may be markedly different skin conditions, but both can cause itchy, painful symptoms that affect quality of life. According to the National Eczema Association, around 10% of Americans – 31.6 million, experience some type of eczema in a given year. Research from the National Eczema Foundation also describes how adults experience negative […]
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March is National Optimism Month, and research gives us plenty of reasons to try to create some positive energy for ourselves. Mounting evidence suggests that having a positive attitude can help people recover from surgery and conquer major illnesses such as heart disease. When people exercise optimism in the earliest stages of a disease, they […]
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Do you feel telltale aches and pains when the temperatures begin to dip? You are not alone. Many Americans report an increase in discomfort during the winter months, specifically as it pertains to joint pain. Experts are not sure why arthritis pain becomes worse during the winter months, but many sufferers say that they experience […]
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Diabetes, also called diabetes mellitus, is a condition in which the body can no longer produce, or can no longer use, insulin. The body requires insulin to turn sugar into energy, but if it no longer makes insulin or can no longer use it, the sugar builds up in the bloodstream. This sugar accumulation in […]
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