General Health

Many people taking Mounjaro notice increased shedding and wonder whether the medication causes hair loss. While Mounjaro itself isn’t known to directly damage hair follicles, rapid weight loss and hormonal changes can trigger temporary thinning. This article explains why hair loss can happen on Mounjaro, who is most at risk, and the steps you can take to prevent or reduce it.

Some people choose to stop taking Mounjaro for various reasons; cost, side effects, lack of results, or simply because they’ve reached their goals. But can you just stop Mounjaro suddenly? What changes should you expect, and how can you come off the medication safely? This guide explains what happens when you stop Mounjaro and how to manage the transition with minimal disruption.

This article explains what to expect when switching from Mounjaro to Wegovy, including how the medications differ, how the transition typically works, and common side effects to watch for. It also covers timing, dosing considerations, and guidance on working with your healthcare provider to ensure a smooth and safe change.

This article explores whether you can drink alcohol while using Mounjaro, the potential risks involved, and how to drink safely if you choose to consume alcohol during treatment.

This article examines the safety profile of Wegovy, including clinical trial data, potential side effects, who should avoid treatment, and the key steps to ensure safe use.

In the UK, an underactive thyroid affects 15 in every 1,000 women and 1 in 1,000 men [1]. An overactive thyroid is 10 times more common in women than men and usually happens between 20 and 40 years of age [2].

This dosage guide explains how to use Minoxidil safely and effectively, whether you're just starting treatment or looking to improve your results.

From product buildup and oily roots to dry scalp and irritation, managing your haircare routine alongside Regaine can sometimes feel like a balancing act.

This article breaks down how hot, warm and cold water each impact the hair's cuticle, moisture retention, strength and shine.

Allergic rhinitis affects at least 20% of pregnancies. While hay fever itself won’t affect your pregnancy, the discomfort can make it harder to sleep and leave you feeling run down. The good news is that there are safe ways to manage your symptoms without harming your baby.

When it comes to hay fever medication, there are so many options to choose from, which can make it difficult to distinguish between what will work and what may not be so effective for you.

Hay fever, also known as seasonal allergic rhinitis, is a common allergic reaction to pollen that affects millions in the UK.