Pharm Ethel/ The Digital Pharmacist

Pharm Ethel/ The Digital Pharmacist 💊 Clinical Pharmacist | Health Educator
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STOP IGNORING FOAMY URINE. Have you ever looked inside the toilet after urinating and noticed that your urine is unusual...
06/09/2026

STOP IGNORING FOAMY URINE.

Have you ever looked inside the toilet after urinating and noticed that your urine is unusually foamy or bubbly?

Sometimes, it can happen simply because you’re urinating with force, you’re dehydrated, or there are other harmless reasons.

But if the foaming is persistent, happens frequently, or is getting worse, please don’t just ignore it.

One possible reason is protein in the urine.

Your kidneys normally filter your blood while keeping important proteins in your body. When the kidneys are damaged, protein can sometimes leak into the urine.

And this can happen with conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, which are major causes of kidney disease.

So, if you’ve been noticing persistent foamy urine, don’t start taking medication on your own.

Get it checked. A simple urine test and other kidney tests can help determine what’s going on.

Don’t wait for symptoms before you pay attention to them. ❤️

Have you noticed this before?

The audio is the caption 😂😂Prettypartyng
05/09/2026

The audio is the caption 😂😂
Prettypartyng

Looking forward to an inspiring few days at PSN Delta week, 2026.This is a great opportunity to connect and learn.
03/09/2026

Looking forward to an inspiring few days at PSN Delta week, 2026.

This is a great opportunity to connect and learn.

PLEASE, BE CAREFUL WITH PAINKILLERS. 🥺💊That painkiller you take casually because of headache, body pain, period pain or ...
01/09/2026

PLEASE, BE CAREFUL WITH PAINKILLERS. 🥺💊

That painkiller you take casually because of headache, body pain, period pain or back pain may not be as harmless as you think.

Especially when you’re taking it too often, in high doses, or without proper guidance.

Some painkillers, particularly NSAIDs like ibuprofen, diclofenac and naproxen, can affect the kidneys, especially in people who already have kidney problems, dehydration, heart failure, or certain other health conditions.

And the tricky part?

Kidney damage may not give you obvious symptoms in the beginning.

So please, don’t make painkillers part of your everyday routine just because they are easy to buy.

If you find yourself needing pain medication frequently, please find out WHY you’re having the pain instead of continuously masking it with drugs.

And before you take any medication regularly, talk to your pharmacist or doctor.

Have you ever wondered whether the painkiller you take regularly is safe for your kidneys?

Check the comment section for signs to look out for 👇🏽

“But I feel fine, so how can my BP be high?” 🤔This is something I hear a lot.The truth is, high blood pressure can be th...
29/08/2026

“But I feel fine, so how can my BP be high?” 🤔

This is something I hear a lot.

The truth is, high blood pressure can be there without giving you any obvious symptoms. You can be going about your normal activities, eating, working, sleeping and feeling perfectly okay, while your BP is quietly doing damage.

That is why hypertension is often called a silent killer.

Over time, uncontrolled high blood pressure can affect your heart, brain, kidneys and eyes.

So please, don’t wait until you have a headache or feel dizzy before you check your BP.

Check it even when you feel fine. ❤️

And if you’ve already been diagnosed with hypertension, please take your medications as prescribed and don’t stop them simply because you’re feeling better.

Your body doesn’t always give you a warning before something is wrong.

When last did you check your BP? 👀

Prettypartyng did their thing 😍Loved every bit of the experience. 🤍PS: It’s NOT my birthday today 😂😂
29/08/2026

Prettypartyng did their thing 😍
Loved every bit of the experience. 🤍

PS: It’s NOT my birthday today 😂😂

16/08/2026

The little moments that matter.

15/08/2026

Dear women, don’t forget to care for YOU. ❤️
Routine check-ups, healthy meals, movement, adequate rest, and timely medical care all matter. Prioritize your health.

10/08/2026

Part 6/ Let’s bust some myths about Fibroids.

10/08/2026

Part 7/ Final part of the series. Save and share with someone who needs this.

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