1. Liver dysfunction
   Painkiller
2. Lung disease

Hydrocodone is one of the best-selling painkillers on the market. It combines an opioid painkiller with acetaminophen, and it's often sold under brand names like Lortab or Vicodin.

1. Pain
   Loneliness
2. Depression

Oh, people use Oxycontin to treat loneliness and depression, all right. It's a widely abused narcotic that's meant to be used as a painkiller, though.

1. Lack of appetite
   Insomnia
2. Frequent urination

Ambien is the brand name for a drug meant to address insomnia. If you take Ambien, you probably shouldn't drive a car unless you want to get into an accident.

1. Erectile dysfunction
   Vaginal dysfunction
2. Relationship dysfunction

Viagra is, of course, one of the world's best-selling erectile dysfunction drugs. It's not wise to use this drug until you consult your doctor, particularly if you have heart problems.

1. Painkiller
   Rat killer
2. Insect killer

Ibuprofen is one of the world's most common over-the-counter pain medications. It's used for everything from headaches to muscle soreness and more.

1. Stroke
   Influenza
2. Gastroesophageal reflux disease

Nexium is a type of proton-pump inhibitor that's used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease. It is sometimes available without a prescription.

1. Cholesterol reduction
   Bad breath reduction
2. Breast reduction

Crestor is a brand name for a type of cholesterol reduction medication. Its regular use can cut the risk of heart attack, stroke and similar problems.

1. Indifference
   Depression
2. Happiness

Abilify falls into the category of antipsychotic medications. It's used for severe depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other hard-to-manage disorders.

1. Fatty liver
   Heart disease
2. Depression

Feeling blue or depressed? Zoloft is an extremely common anti-depressant. It's a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, one that's also often used to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder.

1. Eyeball problems
   Neighbor problems
2. Respiratory problems

Spiriva is used to treat respiratory problems. It's a type of bronchodilator, and it's frequently used to reduce problems associated with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), which can make it very hard to breathe.

1. Happiness issues
   Hipsterism
2. Hepatitis C

Harvoni is a trade name of ledipasvir/sofosbuvir, and it's meant to treat hepatitis C. It's also extremely effective. It cures more than 90 percent of people who are infected with hepatitis C.

1. Singular sclerosis
   Multiple sclerosis
2. Several sclerosis

Copaxone is glatiramer, a popular immunosuppressive drug that's used to combat multiple sclerosis. It's a synthetic protein that's taken by injection.

1. For French fry addiction
   For opiate addiction
2. For marijuana addiction

Suboxone is a blend of buprenorphine and naloxone, and it's designed to treat opiate addiction. The catch? Suboxone is also potentially addictive.

1. It's for a nice high
   It's for pain
2. It's for celebrating

Celebrex is a brand name for celecoxib, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug used for various type of pain, from arthritis flare-ups to severe premenstrual pain. Long-term users are at a higher risk of heart attacks.

1. Liver failure
   Cancer and diabetes
2. Inflammation and asthma

Nasonex is a type of mometasone, which is a common steroid. It can be applied topically to stop inflammation. In inhaler form, it's often used to stop the symptoms of asthma.

1. Halitosis
   Arthritis
2. Cirrhosis

Enbrel is a trade name for etanercept, which is used to treat an array of arthritis problems. It can treat everything from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

1. Lung problems
   Finger problems
2. Rectal problems

Ventolin is used to treat (or hopefully prevent) bronchospasms. Bronchospasms constrict your airways and can make it very difficult to breathe -- something that's a bit inconvenient and also rather terrifying.

1. Lack of empathy
   Headaches
2. Hypothyrodism

Synthroid is used to treat hypothyroidism, which is when your body doesn't produce enough thyroxine. It's a type of hormone that's taken orally, and it can also be used to address issues like thyroid cancer.

1. R2-D2
   ADHD
2. XXX

Vyvanse is lisdexamfetamine, which is used to treat things like attention-deficit disorders (ADHD) or binge-eating issues. Some people crush this medication and then snort it, and you really, really should not do that because you can easily damage your lungs.

1. Han Solo addiction
   Ego problems
2. Diabetes

Lantus Solostar is a brand of insulin injection. It's used to treat diabetes, which results in blood sugar imbalances.

1. Hepatitis C
   Hepatitis X
2. Hepatitis Z

Sovaldi is a brand name for sofosbuvir, which is another drug meant to treat hepatitis C. This medication is often prescribed to patients who weren't cured by other hepatitis treatments.

1. It's fire
   It's an inflammatory
2. It's an anti-inflammatory

Remicade is an immunosuppressive drug that's meant to drastically reduce inflammation in the body. It's included in a class of TNF-blocking drugs, and it's useful for things like Crohn's disease, rheumatoid arthritis and ulcerative colitis.

1. Bloodlust
   Diabetes
2. Blue skin

Levemir is used to treat diabetes. Don't drink alcohol if you take this medication -- very serious side effects may result.

1. Diabetes
   Herpes
2. Pie addiction

Januvia is sitagliptin, and it's used to treat problems associated with type-2 diabetes. It's a prescription medication that's taken once a day in pill form.

1. Finger joint issues
   Brain issues
2. Erectile dysfunction

Cialis is yet another type of vasodilator, and it's one of the most heavily advertised drugs on Earth. It's most often used to help men achieve erections.

1. ADD
   PCP
2. HPV

Gardasil is a vaccine. It's used to prevent people from becoming infected with HPV, which is the human papillomavirus. HPV can cause a range of cancers, especially cervical cancer.

1. Smelly feet
   Spleen issues
2. A range of problems

Humira is a brand name for adalimumab, which is used to treat a range of different conditions. Among them: psoriasis, arthritis and ulcerative colitis. It's a very effective anti-inflammatory drug.

1. Depression
   Pain
2. Both

Cymbalta is duloxetine, and it's used for a number of problems, from bone pain to depression. It's also commonly prescribed to thwart the pain from fibromyalgia.

1. Toenail fungus
   Depression
2. Nerve pain

Lyrica is a very common prescription for nerve and muscle pain, like the pain caused by fibromyalgia. It's not the kind of drug you want to mix with alcohol -- doing so can have severe repercussions.

1. Skin problems
   Asthma
2. Both

Fluticasone can be applied to the skin as a topical cream to reduce itchiness and inflammation. It's also available in inhalers to help treat the symptoms of asthma.