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Tacrolimus vs. Cyclosporine Eye Drops for Dogs: What’s the Difference?
In canine ophthalmology, both medications may help manage certain immune-mediated eye conditions, including KCS. Although...
Tacrolimus for Dry Eye in Dogs: Understanding KCS
Dry eye is a common condition in dogs that may cause persistent irritation, unusual eye...
Prescription Drug Shortages & Compounded Alternatives in Ohio
A prescription that was easy to fill last month can suddenly become difficult to obtain....
Dental Anesthetic Gel: Patient Comfort and Practice Value
Dental anesthetic gel is a topical local anesthetic preparation applied directly to oral mucosa. Depending...
Pharmacogenomic Testing: Genetic Testing for Medication Response
Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing provides information about genetic variations that may affect medication response, while compounding...
Ohio Compounding Pharmacy Support for PMOS Care
PMOS does not point to one standard compounded hormone prescription. If a licensed prescriber determines...
Metabolic Health in PMOS: Understanding Insulin Resistance
The metabolic and reproductive features of PMOS are interconnected. Insulin resistance, higher insulin levels, androgen...
Can You Have PCOS Without Ovarian Cysts? PMOS Explained
The ultrasound finding associated with PMOS usually does not mean abnormal or pathological ovarian cysts....
Methimazole Suspension for Feline Hyperthyroidism
Feline hyperthyroidism occurs when a cat’s thyroid gland produces excessive thyroid hormone....
PCOS Is Now PMOS: What the Name Change Means
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has a new name: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, or PMOS...
Compounded Estrogen Cream: Who May Be a Good Fit for It?
For some patients, a compounded estrogen cream may be worth discussing when symptoms, lab results,...
Estradiol Patch Shortage: Estrogen Patches vs. Creams
Understanding how estrogen therapy may be delivered is another important part of the BHRT conversation....