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Weight loss medicationOzempic or Mounjaro for weight loss: difference from WegovyOzempic is frequently referenced online in conversations about weight loss; however, it is primarily designed for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. If you are seeking a medication for weight management, options such as Mounjaro and Wegovy are more commonly recommended. A doctor will assess which treatment is most appropriate based on your health, BMI, and current medication regimen.Read more
PMOSPCOS becomes PMOS: what does the new name mean?In May 2026, PCOS was officially renamed PMOS on an international scale. Do you have PCOS or recognise symptoms associated with it? Medically, nothing will change immediately. However, the new term places greater emphasis on hormones, metabolism, and ovarian function.Read more
OverweightWeight loss medication: why people consider it and what they doubtWeight loss medication often sparks debate, but target audience research by Doctoronline reveals a more pragmatic perspective. People not only wish to weigh less but also aim to feel healthier, fitter, and more confident. At the same time, they want to ensure the medication is safe, suitable, and affordableRead more
Erectile problemsDangerous erection drugs: what should you watch out for?The NVWA warns against erection drugs containing hidden active substances. Some products are marketed online as supplements, libido enhancers, or natural alternatives but may include substances not disclosed on the label. Those experiencing erection problems are advised to seek a medically responsible solution.Read more
High blood pressureHigh blood pressure and medication: do you need to take blood pressure medication for life?High blood pressure medication is often taken for an extended period, but not everyone needs it for life or in the same dosage. Doctors regularly reassess whether the treatment remains suitable for the individual’s situation. In this article, you will learn when medication is necessary, why it is often prescribed long-term, and when tapering off might be considered.Read more
AcneAcne: hormonal influences and skin types explainedAcne is often linked to puberty or oily skin, but from a medical perspective, it is far more complex. It can result from a combination of factors, including hormones and inflammatory responses. Discover here how hormones and skin types affect acne and which treatments may help.Read more
Erectile problemsErectile problems: the impact of diet, sleep, and stressDiet, sleep, and stress can significantly influence the severity and progression of erectile problems (ED). In this article, we delve into the effects of diet, sleep, and stress on erectile dysfunction and explore practical steps you can take to help maintain or improve intimate relationships.Read more
insomniaInsomnia: causes, symptoms, and what can helpInsomnia is more than simply having the odd night of poor sleep. It refers to persistent difficulties with falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early, often accompanied by daytime issues. In this article, you will discover common causes, potential remedies, and when seeking treatment might be advisable.Read more
Erectile DysfunctionErectile dysfunction: why men use medicationResearch conducted by Doctoronline reveals that ED medication is not solely aimed at addressing the physical issue. The survey highlights that factors such as relationships, intimacy, and self-confidence also play a significant role in the decision-making process. In a survey of 323 men interested in ED medication, Doctoronline examined the motivations, concerns, and informational needs that influence the choice of treatment.Read more
AcneNew developments in acne treatment: what does science say?Acne is one of the most common skin conditions. It primarily occurs during puberty, but adults can also suffer from it for extended periods. Many people are therefore looking for new solutions, such as light therapy or innovative treatments. But what does this mean in practice: is there really a change in standard treatment? In this article, we summarise recent scientific developments in acne treatment. We also explain what guidelines recommend and which changes are most realistic in practice.Read more
Weight lossWhy losing weight sometimes doesn't work: hormones, stress, and the set pointMany people attempt to lose weight by eating less, exercising more, or adhering to a new diet. Popular suggestions, such as drinking green tea or taking supplements, are also frequently employed in the hope of achieving quicker weight loss. While these methods may sometimes work in the short term, the weight often returns.Read more
Alcohol addictionReducing alcohol consumption: lifestyle, self-care, and medical supportReducing alcohol consumption can help lower health risks and provide better control over daily habits. This article explains what alcohol dependence is, when alcohol consumption may be excessive, and which lifestyle changes and forms of support can help.Read more