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Beyond Noise: Four Hidden Factors Linking Lifestyle and Medication to Hearing Loss
health5 days ago

Beyond Noise: Four Hidden Factors Linking Lifestyle and Medication to Hearing Loss

Hearing loss is not solely caused by aging or loud environments. According to a neurotologist at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, smoking, high blood pressure, long-term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and other medical conditions can significantly impact auditory health. While noise exposure is a primary factor, these additional variables contribute to damage in the inner ear and cochlea, often leading to gradual or sudden hearing impairment.

via nypost.com|
#cardiovascular-health#health#hearing-loss
Six everyday habits quietly damaging your kidneys—and how to protect them
health1 month ago

Six everyday habits quietly damaging your kidneys—and how to protect them

Kidney health can be silently harmed by daily choices: frequent NSAID painkillers, hidden salt in processed foods, a diet dominated by ultra-processed products, mismanaged hydration (not too little or too much), and smoking; plus not regularly checking blood pressure, blood sugar, or kidney function can delay detection of problems—so use painkillers cautiously, watch sodium, opt for minimally processed meals, stay appropriately hydrated, quit smoking, and discuss routine kidney screening with a clinician.

via The Times of India|
#health#hidden-sodium#hydration
Paracetamol tops period-pain purchases, but ibuprofen offers stronger relief, study finds
health3 months ago

Paracetamol tops period-pain purchases, but ibuprofen offers stronger relief, study finds

An analysis of supermarket data shows paracetamol is the most purchased painkiller for menstrual cramps, even though NSAIDs like ibuprofen are more effective at reducing period pain by blocking prostaglandin production. Timing matters—NSAIDs work best when started one to two days before bleeding starts. Other options include additional NSAIDs (naproxen, mefenamic acid, aspirin), hyoscine, the combined oral contraceptive pill, and non-drug methods like heat or Tens. For severe or persistent pain, consult a clinician to rule out conditions such as endometriosis or fibroids.

via ScienceAlert|
#dysmenorrhoea#health#ibuprofen
Antibiotics Are the Biggest Gut Microbiome Disruptors, but Other Meds Matter
health7 months ago

Antibiotics Are the Biggest Gut Microbiome Disruptors, but Other Meds Matter

Gastroenterologists say antibiotics cause the most disruption to the gut microbiome, but other medications—including proton pump inhibitors, laxatives, NSAIDs, and certain cardiac drugs—can also alter gut bacteria, with some changes lasting years after stopping. Probiotics aren’t reliably regulated or proven to protect the microbiome, though Saccharomyces boulardii may reduce the risk of C. difficile diarrhea. If you must take such meds, focus on fiber-rich foods to support gut health and discuss qualquer protective steps with your doctor.

via AOL.com|
#antibiotics#gut-microbiome#health
Could ibuprofen lower some cancer risks? Early findings with caveats
health8 months ago

Could ibuprofen lower some cancer risks? Early findings with caveats

Emerging studies link regular ibuprofen use with lower risks of endometrial and bowel (colorectal) cancers, possibly by dampening inflammation and affecting cancer-related genes, though evidence is not conclusive and high-dose or long-term NSAID use can cause serious side effects. Experts caution against self-prescribing ibuprofen for cancer prevention and emphasize proven prevention strategies like a healthy weight, exercise, and a balanced diet.

via ScienceDaily|
#cancer-risk#endometrial-cancer#health
Ibuprofen and Cancer Risk: Early Signals, Cautious Outlook
health8 months ago

Ibuprofen and Cancer Risk: Early Signals, Cautious Outlook

New research links ibuprofen’s anti-inflammatory action to possible cancer-risk modulation, including a potential lower risk of endometrial cancer and hints of protection against other cancers, but the evidence is mixed and experts warn against using ibuprofen for cancer prevention due to side effects and drug interactions; maintaining a healthy lifestyle remains the best prevention strategy.

via SciTechDaily|
#cancer#endometrial-cancer#health
Pain Relief Drug Shows Potential Anti-Cancer Benefits
health11 months ago

Pain Relief Drug Shows Potential Anti-Cancer Benefits

Recent research suggests that ibuprofen, a common pain reliever, may have anti-cancer properties, particularly in reducing the risk of endometrial, bowel, breast, lung, and prostate cancers, by reducing inflammation and affecting cancer-related genes. However, experts caution against self-medicating due to potential side effects and emphasize lifestyle prevention strategies.

via ScienceAlert|
#cancer-prevention#health#ibuprofen
Ibuprofen: A Common Painkiller's Potential Anti-Cancer Benefits
health11 months ago

Ibuprofen: A Common Painkiller's Potential Anti-Cancer Benefits

Recent research suggests that ibuprofen, a common anti-inflammatory drug, may have protective effects against certain cancers, including endometrial, bowel, breast, lung, and prostate cancers, by reducing inflammation and influencing cancer-related genes. However, conflicting studies and potential side effects mean it should not be used for cancer prevention without medical guidance, and lifestyle factors remain crucial for reducing cancer risk.

via The Conversation|
#cancer-prevention#health#ibuprofen