Alleviation of pain through pain killers is commonly relieved by pain medication; many common painkillers have some stiff side effects.
The most common pain killer is Acetaminophen
or paracetamol or NSAIDs
It can be taken on its own as a stand-alone
drug. Plus, it appears in many cold medications as well as painkillers.
However, taking too much acetaminophen can
cause liver damage, particularly if you mix it with alcohol.
Always stick to the recommended dosage.
Addiction
Many people face a terrible choice of
living with chronic pain or taking a medication that their body could begin to
uncontrollably crave.
Therefore addiction is quiet common.
Don't let the medication that you use to
give you a more comfortable life take over your life. Seek help with your
addiction and learn to control your pain in other ways.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
(NSAIDs) are helpful when you need to relieve pain and bring down inflammation
at the same time.
One of the most common NSAIDs, aspirin, is
used to prevent blood clots. For this
reason, doctors may advise some patients at risk of heart attack or stroke to
take aspirin every day.
However, overuse of NSAIDs can lead to
stomach problems, ulcers, and major kidney damage.
Avoiding the Side Effects of Painkillers
Do you have to choose between living in pain and risking the nasty side effects of painkiller
Today there are many natural and
alternative methods of pain management that you can explore.
Acupuncture, yoga, exercise, and diet, are
just a few things that you can use to promote healing and reduce your pain.
Other known complications are constipation,
hormonal imbalance and even depression.
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