@Thinker Thank you for the birthday wishes 😀

Every medication has different side effects. These should be disclosed by the doctor when a drug is prescribed – and again by the pharmacist when it’s dispensed. Both doctor and pharmacist should be on the lookout for contraindications (reasons a person should not take the drug) and for possible interactions with any other medicines the person is…[Read more]

@peachpurple I use ginger for nausea and stomach upsets. I ate tons of candied ginger when I was pregnant and had morning sickness! Ginger can help with heartburn too.

Eaten in small quantities it’s very safe, but if taken medicinally it can pose a health risk to some people. If you are pregnant, take blood thinners, or have a blood clotting…[Read more]

I also have a pending friend request for support. I think it might be helpful if those requests were accepted, so we can see notifications when there are comments or posts from the staff.

I think sometimes it’s just a slip of the finger. It’s especially easy to flag a post or comment when trying to vote up – especially if one is using a mobile device! Glad support took care of it right away, @swalia.