What is rosacea and how to recognize it?
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that usually affects the central area of the face...
Impetigo: what it is and when to seek medical advice
Impetigo is a contagious, superficial skin infection that typically forms sores or blisters with yellowish crusts.
Bactrim in Spain: what is its equivalent in pharmacies?
The equivalent of Bactrim in Spain is usually dispensed as trimethoprim with sulfamethoxazole, under brands such as Septrin or other authorized names.
What is the equivalent of Flagyl in Spain?
The equivalent of Flagyl in Spain is metronidazole, the same active ingredient which can be found as a generic or in...
What is perioral dermatitis and how is it managed?
Perioral dermatitis is an inflammatory rash around the mouth that can resemble acne or rosacea and...
Meloxicam without a prescription in Spain?
In Spain, meloxicam is an anti-inflammatory drug that requires a prescription, so it is not usually sold "without a prescription"...
What is the treatment for melasma in Spain?
Melasma treatment in Spain typically combines sun protection and, if necessary, depigmenting agents or procedures prescribed by a dermatologist. The...
Is Wellbutrin available in Spain?
Wellbutrin is not usually sold under that name in Spain, but bupropion is dispensed by prescription under other brand names and...
Senna equivalent in Spain and how to order it at a pharmacy
If you were looking for senna in Spain, you'll find it in pharmacies as laxatives containing sennosides (sen) in tablets, capsules, or infusions, depending on...
Citalopram vs escitalopram: what are the differences?
Citalopram and escitalopram are SSRI antidepressants used to treat depression and certain anxiety disorders. They belong to the same family of drugs, but are not identical.
