Drugs for Asthma →
Not everyone with asthma or COPD needs an inhaled steroid.
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Drugs for Constipation →
If your constipation persists for two to three weeks, you may need a drug. A variety are available.
Drugs for Diabetes →
Six types of oral medicines are now available to help people control blood sugar.
Drugs for Enlarged Prostate →
We have chosen one alpha-blocker as a Consumer Reports Best Buy Drug.
Drugs for Heartburn →
PPIs are effective at treating GERD, but you will have to see a doctor to confirm you have the condition.
Drugs for Insomnia →
We recommend that both prescription and nonprescription sleeping pills be used judiciously.
Drugs for Migraine Headaches (AAN) →
Think twice about treating migraine attacks with opioids or butalbital.
Drugs for Overactive Bladder →
If your frequent trips to the bathroom are interfering with your life or you're having accidents, consider medication.
Drugs for Rheumatoid Arthritis →
Many people who have not benefited from other rheumatoid arthritis drugs get some relief from biologics.
Drugs for Rheumatoid Arthritis (ACR) →
The older, "non-biologic" drugs are a better first choice for treating rheumatoid arthritis.
