Non-drug treatments and therapies Archive

Excessive sweating can make social situations feel even more stressful. Explore what may be behind it and what options could help.

Stopping Paxil after years of use can bring difficult symptoms. Find out what may be contributing and what to discuss with your clinician.

There is no reliable evidence that CoQ₁₀ supplements can prevent or treat the muscle aches and pains that people sometimes report while taking cholesterol-lowering statin drugs.

Intravenous (IV) vitamin therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, and fluids directly into the bloodstream. It is marketed as a quick fix for fatigue, immune health, and hangovers. But scientific evidence does not back up those claims, and IV therapy also poses risks.

Facet joint osteoarthritis can cause chronic back pain. When symptoms can’t be adequately managed with lifestyle changes, exercise, physical therapy, and medications, radiofrequency ablation may provide pain reduction of 50% to 80% that lasts for six to 18 months.

If you’ve stopped or are considering stopping Toprol XL for an extended time, find out what to consider and when to talk with your doctor.

Bow legs can have different causes depending on age, and the right approach may vary. See what factors help guide evaluation and care.

Prednisone can affect how some pain treatments are used. A few practical considerations can help you discuss options with your clinician.

Advair treats asthma, but questions about its effects can extend beyond breathing. Find out what may matter when considering your bone health.

Cervical spinal stenosis can cause pain, numbness, and balance problems. Explore treatment choices and symptoms that may signal a more serious issue