Seabuckthorn Seed Oil: Benefits, Risks, and Cancer Patient Suitability
Sea buckthorn Hello Dr. Hsieh, I would like to inquire about the therapeutic effects of Seabuckthorn Seed Oil. Is it really as beneficial as claimed, and is it suitable for cancer patients? Are there any potential side effects?
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello, in response to your question: Regarding the effects and side effects of Seabuckthorn Seed Oil, my current understanding is not sufficient to provide you with detailed information. I apologize for any inconvenience![Read More] Seabuckthorn Seed Oil: Benefits, Risks, and Cancer Patient Suitability
Understanding the Raw Materials Used in Synthetic Vitamins
Vitamin Hello, could you please tell me what the raw materials for synthetic vitamins are? Thank you.
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello, in response to your question regarding synthetic vitamin raw materials, pharmaceutical companies are professionals in this field and are better equipped to provide answers that meet your needs. If you are looking for information for a school assignment, I suggest you use a...[Read More] Understanding the Raw Materials Used in Synthetic Vitamins
Understanding Liver Cancer Treatments: Vaccines and Immunotherapy Options
Medications for the treatment of liver cancer? I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello: In response to your questions, regarding question one: The term "short small rod-shaped bacteria vaccine" does not have a specific original name or abbreviation, thus no related information can be found. However, there are currently two common biologic response m...[Read More] Understanding Liver Cancer Treatments: Vaccines and Immunotherapy Options
Latest Oral Medications for Treating Nail Fungus: What You Need to Know
Latest Medications for Onychomycosis (Nail Fungus) Dear Pharmacist: I would like to inquire about the latest medication for onychomycosis (fungal nail infection) that is taken once a week, one tablet at a time, for a total of 12 weeks. It is said that there is no need for a blood...
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello: In response to your inquiry, after several days of research, we were unable to find the medication you described. Could you please provide further information (the generic name and brand name of the drug) to facilitate a more accurate search and verify the information? Add...[Read More] Latest Oral Medications for Treating Nail Fungus: What You Need to Know
Legal Consequences of Selling or Transferring Prescription Medications
May I ask the doctor for a prescription medication? Is it illegal to sell or transfer prescription medications, such as Viagra, on your own? If it is illegal, what are the potential penalties?
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello, in response to your question: According to Article 50 of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, prescription medications must be dispensed only with a physician's prescription. However, the following circumstances are exempt from this requirement: 1. Wholesale and retail by ...[Read More] Legal Consequences of Selling or Transferring Prescription Medications
Why Comatose Patients Need Thiamine: Understanding the Importance
Comatose patient Why is thiamine administered to patients in a coma?
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Coma caused by acute alcohol intoxication or Wernicke's encephalopathy is due to a deficiency of Vitamin B1. Individuals with alcohol dependence often experience a long-term lack of Vitamin B1 intake, leading to a deficiency in the body. Vitamin B1 acts as a co-factor in car...[Read More] Why Comatose Patients Need Thiamine: Understanding the Importance
The Dangers of Methanol and Methanol Derivatives in Bath Products
What are the dangers of methanol and formaldehyde? Some people say that bamboo vinegar can be used for bathing, but I checked its ingredients and found that it contains methanol and formaldehyde. The concentration is unknown, but I have heard that these two substances are harmful...
Dr. Xie Yongyi reply Pharmacology
Hello, to answer your question: Formaldehyde is a metabolite of methanol in the body. Methanol poisoning occurs due to the hepatic metabolism of methanol into formaldehyde, which is further metabolized into formic acid and lactic acid. When there is an accumulation of excess form...[Read More] The Dangers of Methanol and Methanol Derivatives in Bath Products