Yvette C. Terrie, BSPharm, RPh

Pharmacists can recommend products to relieve the itching, cracking and burning of fungal skin infections.

Whether acne is mild, moderate, or severe, topical OTC medications can help control symptoms.

Ocular lubricants can be an appropriate recommendation for this common condition.

Whether seasonal or perennial, allergic rhinitis brings patients to the pharmacy counter looking for relief.

Patients need education about the potential pitfalls of taking herbal supplements.

Patients need education about the potential pitfalls of taking herbal supplements.

Hand sanitizing products are everywhere, but are they effective for infection control?

Some common ear problems can be addressed with OTC or pharmacologic interventions.

Topical preparations can relieve the symptoms of both allergic and irritant contact dermatitis.

When recommending OTC products for these common ailments, a careful patient assessment is an important first step.

With an all-oral combination therapy and a hepatitis C vaccine on the horizon, pharmacists and patients will soon have new resources against this prevalent infection.

Headaches drive patients to the pharmacist's counter every day for help finding appropriate treatment.

Pharmacists can recommend products and lifestyle modifications to help patients manage this uncomfortable and embarassing condition.

Helping patients understand and identify anemia's underlying cause can promote adherence to treatment.

Helping patients understand and identify anemia's underlying cause can promote adherence to treatment.

The rapid heartbeat and other symptoms of supraventricular tachycardia can be extremely alarming, but the condition is typically not life-threatening

Patients with cardiovascular risks can take a proactive approach to their health by starting a low-dose aspirin regimen.

This complicated central nervous system disorder has many types and varying symptoms, and new treatments are available to help.

The cause and frequency of a patient's insomnia help pharmacists determins if OTC treatment is appropriate.

As hemopathic and alternative remidied for minimizing cold symptoms become more popular with patients, pharmacists should be fimilar with thier safety and efficacy.

Individuals with diabetes should not overlook preventive skin care as part of their diabetes management routine.

Helping your patients find cost-effective ways to successfully quit smoking means understanding the nonprescription products currently on the market.

Pharmacists can explain the different forms of calcium available and help patients choose the right supplement to meet their needs.

Identifying allergy symptoms and their severity is a critical component in finding the right OTC treatment for patients with allergic rhinitis.