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If you’ve ever felt too awkward to ask a health question, this one’s for you.
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Medication only works if you take it.
Health advice only helps if it's heard.
Let’s listen more. Let’s care more. Let’s talk, like family.
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🧵THREAD: The health advice I’d give my mother and maybe yours too.
I’m a pharmacist now.
But before I wore the white coat, I was just a son, watching my mum struggle with something millions silently suffer from: high blood pressure.
She missed doses. Ignored warning signs.
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If you've ever:
– Skipped your meds
– Ignored lifestyle advice
– Watched someone you love do the same
– Or felt overwhelmed about where to start…
…this is for you.
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So I wrote an open letter, straight from the heart.
The kind of advice I’d give my mum now, with all I’ve learned as a pharmacist.
It’s simple, it’s real, and it’s for YOU to learn from.
2. Her condition got worse.
Not because there was no treatment.
But because we didn't talk about it enough in our home, in our culture, in our day-to-day lives.
This isn’t just a personal story. It’s a public health one.
@its_me_Gulshan Appreciate this post! I’ve been covering similar topics from a pharmacist’s lens, trying to make health and medication talk more human and less overwhelming. If that’s something you’re into, you have to check out my page 😊
@JAMA_current Love seeing topics like this being discussed openly. I write thought-provoking health content from a pharmacist’s POV if you’re into smart takes on medicine, wellness and what really happens behind the pharmacy counter, my page should be your next scroll.
@modrnhealthcr Conversations like this are exactly why I started sharing behind the scenes insights into pharmacy and everyday health. I recently explored a related issue on my page, happy to connect with others thinking deeply about this.
@Health_Affairs@PedroNdeLima@HenryHWillis@LauraFahertyMD@RANDCorporation This raises some important questions. Conversations like this are exactly why I started sharing behind the scenes insights into pharmacy and everyday health. I recently explored a related issue on my page, happy to connect with others with similar thoughts.
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💊 Ever had a throbbing headache, reached for meds and they’re expired? You pause. Should you take it? Will it still work? Could it be dangerous?
Here’s the truth to your unanswered questions...🧵
A Thread 👇
As a pharmacist, I’m creating a safe space where you can ask what you’ve always wondered, with no shame.
Yes, including questions like “Can I still take this expired drug?”
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But here’s the real question:
👉 Why do so many people have to decide between taking expired meds or going without?
👉 Why is this topic still taboo?
It's time we talk about this openly.
So what meds can you safely keep past their date?
✅ Solid pills like tablets/capsules
✅ Sealed dry powders
Caution with:
❌ Eye drops
❌ Insulin
❌ Reconstituted antibiotics
❌ Epinephrine (EpiPens)
A massive U.S. military study found that 90% of 100+ meds were still potent even 10 years past expiry.
Still confused?
Hospitals THROW AWAY thousands of dollars worth of "expired" meds... not because they’re bad. But for legal & policy reasons.