Roy A. asked

🏥  Medical

I feel very stressed most days. Can you recommend an effective over-the-counter (OTC) remedy to help combat stress, preferably something that doesn't negatively impact birth control?

September 16th, 2024

Paul G. answered

Valerian root is a good OTC option for managing stress. It works well and doesn't interact with your...

September 16th, 2024

Sign Up to View Full Expert Answers

Create an account to view answers and interact with the community!

🏥Related Questions

I occasionally experience squeezing pain in the left side of my chest, feelings of passing out, and a low resting heart rate dipping into the low 50s. I have severe panic disorder and health anxiety. The pain has been stable and never gets worse. It is sharp and bothersome. I am 21 years old and have no other diagnosed medical conditions except for depression, general anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and panic disorder. The pain worsens when sitting and pressing on the chest, and after consuming carbonated beverages. I also experience shortness of breath, feelings of fainting, and palpitations, but no abnormal sweating, vomiting, nausea, cough, or fever.

March 3rd, 2024

I recently tested positive for HSV1 with a level of 1.48, but negative for HSV2. I don't understand how I could have been exposed, as I don't engage in much oral activity and no one I know has it. I have no symptoms. What does this result mean, and what should I do next?

May 2nd, 2024

What is a 31681N SAP 6 w/opi/ts drug screening test and does it include THC?

July 17th, 2023

If a hernia were to go into the scrotum, would it increase in size first, or can it be a small hernia and still go into the scrotum?

August 24th, 2023

An acute stroke patient was given hydralazine, a short-acting vasodilator, which initially lowered blood pressure but had no apparent effect after the second dose. The blood pressure remained high (200s/90s). Why was the hydralazine having no apparent effect after the second dose, and if hydralazine shouldn't be used as a PRN blood pressure medication, what should be used instead?

November 1st, 2024