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Can Methotrexate for RA Cause Body Odor?
Can Methotrexate for RA Cause Body Odor?

Are you concerned that you or someone you know are experiencing body odor changes? Several potential factors may cause body odor changes. Whether you’re concerned that you or someone you know has body odor changes, it might be a difficult situation to address. Read on to learn more about ways to manage or treat body odor changes.

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Bone Density and Epilepsy: Are Antiepileptic Drugs a Risk for Osteoporosis?
Bone Density and Epilepsy: Are Antiepileptic Drugs a Risk for Osteoporosis?

Epilepsy is linked to a higher risk for osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures (broken bones). Long-term use of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) can also put you at a higher risk for fractures. Read on to learn more.

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