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From reduced alcohol cravings to tougher hangovers, GLP-based weight loss medications can change how your body responds to drinking. Here’s what you need to know before mixing alcohol with your treatment.

Fexofenadine is classed as a non-drowsy antihistamine, but some people can still feel sleepy. Learn why this happens, what to do, and whether you can drive or drink alcohol.

Retatrutide may have benefits beyond weight loss, including effects on blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, fatty liver, sleep apnoea and knee pain.

Missing a dose of Mounjaro is common, but knowing how to handle it can help you maintain steady appetite control and keep your weight loss plan on track.

This simple guide outlines how to store Wegovy injections and tablets correctly, including fridge storage rules, how long Wegovy can safely stay out of the fridge, travel advice, and important tips for storing tablets properly.

This simple guide outlines the possible side effects of topical minoxidil, including scalp irritation, increased shedding, and unwanted hair growth, as well as when symptoms may improve on their own and when to seek medical advice.

This simple guide outlines whether face masks can help protect against hantavirus, including the differences between surgical masks, FFP2 respirators, and FFP3 masks when cleaning rodent droppings or contaminated areas.

This simple guide outlines the results of Foundayo, including expected before-and-after weight loss, how much weight you may be able to lose, and how quickly results might appear over time.

This simple guide outlines the key differences between Wegovy tablets and injections, including weight loss results, possible side effects, dosing instructions, ease of use, and how the costs compare between the two options.

This simple guide outlines what Zenagamtide, formerly known as Amycretin, is, how this new weight loss medicine works, the results seen so far in clinical trials, possible side effects, and when it may become available.

This simple guide outlines the side effects of GLP-1 tablets, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and constipation, as well as rarer serious risks and how tablets compare with injections.

This simple guide outlines what happens when you stop taking Wegovy tablets, including whether you can simply discontinue them, what changes you might notice afterwards, and how your appetite or weight may be affected. It also explains what to expect when stopping treatment and how to restart safely if needed, so you can make informed decisions with medical guidance.