How is subacute thyroiditis treated? Over-the-counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Medications like aspirin and ibuprofen work by reducing inflammation. … Corticosteroids. Corticosteroids are used when NSAIDs aren’t enough to reduce swelling. … Beta-blockers. How do you treat acute thyroiditis? Medical Care Acute thyroiditis requires immediate parenteral antibiotic therapy before abscessRead More →
If you have chilblains, these are some home treatments you can try: Resist the urge to scratch, as this will further damage the skin. Use calamine lotion or witch hazel to soothe the itching. Rub Deep Heat or similar onto the feet to promote heat and circulation. Wear woollen orRead More →
These studies have shown a speedier recovery in those taking the combination of steroids and antibiotics than in those who take antibiotics alone, and I suspect that is why your doctors, and those of your friends, have been prescribing them. However, there is a downside to steroids, as you note.Read More →
Certain drugs can cause night sweats as a side effect. If you’ve recently started a new medication and are experiencing night sweats, talk to the healthcare provider who prescribed your medication. Some common drugs known to sometimes cause night sweats include: steroids, including prednisone and cortisone. What are the mostRead More →