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01/11/2026

12/09/2026

💊 PHARMACY LESSON | PrEP vs PEP

Two terms. Two different purposes.

Learn the difference 👇👇👇

Educational content only. PrEP and PEP require appropriate clinical assessment and should be used according to current HIV prevention guidelines.

04/09/2026

💊 ASK THE PHARMACIST — EPISODE 1

CLIENT:

“Please, I need Postinor-2. I had unprotected in*******se last night. Will it help?”

👩🏽‍⚕️ PHARMACIST:

Yes. Postinor-2 is an emergency contraceptive containing levonorgestrel. It can reduce the chance of pregnancy when taken as soon as possible after unprotected in*******se.

But there are a few important things you should know. 👇🏽

03/09/2026

💊 PHARMACY LESSON #3

“I FEEL BETTER NOW. CAN I STOP MY ANTIBIOTIC?”

You start an antibiotic.

After a few days, you feel much better.

So you think:

“I'm fine now. Why should I continue taking it?”

Here's the important part 👇

Learn more from the comment section.

02/09/2026

💊 PHARMACY LESSON #2

“I took Ibuprofen. Can I take Diclofenac too?”

This is a very common question.

Someone takes ibuprofen for pain, but the pain continues. Then they see diclofenac and think:

“Maybe this one will make the pain go away faster.”

But here is something important to know 👇

Ibuprofen and diclofenac are very similar types of painkillers.

Taking them together doesn't necessarily mean better pain relief.

Instead, it can increase the chance of problems such as:

⚠️ Stomach irritation or ulcer
⚠️ Stomach bleeding
⚠️ Kidney problems
⚠️ Increased blood pressure

This is especially important if you have high blood pressure, kidney disease, a history of stomach ulcers, or you take other medicines.

🩺 SO WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

If you've already taken ibuprofen and the pain isn't getting better, don't automatically add diclofenac.

Ask your pharmacist or doctor what would be safest for you.

There may be a better option depending on what is causing the pain and your other health conditions.

❤️ TODAY'S PHARMACY LESSON

Two painkillers don't always mean twice the relief.

Sometimes, they simply mean more risk.

Before combining medicines, ASK YOUR PHARMACIST.

A simple question can prevent a serious medication problem.

Have you ever taken two different painkillers together because you thought they would work better?

Share this with someone who regularly uses painkillers. You might help them avoid a medication mistake.

ELITECARE PHARMACY
Your Health, Our Priority.

This post is for health education and does not replace professional medical advice.

01/09/2026

A patient once asked:

“My blood pressure is still high. Can I take Telmisartan together with Lisinopril?”

Check the comment.

29/03/2026

Approaching menopause? This one vitamin could protect your bones, boost your mood, and keep your energy up—are you getting enough? Check the comment section 👇

15/03/2026

To every mum who gives her all, today we celebrate YOU! 💐
Special Mother’s Day discounts on vitamins, skincare & family wellness at Elitecare Pharmacy