Pain Relief Products Needn't Be Narcotic! Here are the Facts…
A survey once said that if there was any industry that would never see any kind of recession – the food and the pharmaceutical industry. The pharmaceutical industry is very broad and can be divided in many branches. It doesn't need a genius statistician to tell us that the pain killer drug industry is growing by the day. The human race seems to be running an unending race against pain.
The Pain of the Pain Relievers
Pain relievers, when administered by a registered physician only in acute cases do the job. But if you're dependent on them and can't do without popping a pill or two every day – it's time to hit the panic and emergency buttons together. More often than not, we become drug dependent and then start the downslide of our health. The most harm is brought about by the narcotic prescription drugs which have many side-effects other than being an addiction.
It is not surprising to find every household having a medicine box stashed behind the bathroom mirror or in the kitchen and in the bedroom. More people by the day are turning addicts. The alarming fact is that our children are getting addicted and we are an unhealthy population, mostly.
Solution
Pain relievers need not always be narcotic and habit-forming. Pain relief products such as paracetamol and anticonvulsants are narcotic in nature and are surely habit-forming. Try to stay away from these and do not pop them every time you feel a little ill or nauseating. Did you know that abuse of these drugs can lead to the same symptoms that you want to curb with these?
Non narcotic drugs are mainly the NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs). Aspirin and drugs like ibuprophen and such drugs. Many people believe that non-narcotic drugs are not as effective as the narcotic ones, but this is not true. Maybe they do not have a better efficacy but they are as potent as the narcotic ones. The best part is that they are not habit-forming. But that doesn't mean for once that you should start popping the pills – let your body's immune system fight too!
Pain treatment can be done in a number of ways which includes topical application. Such applications can successfully be administered by penetrating the epidermal layer and releasing the chemicals that soothe the excited and agitated nerves immediately. This acts faster than oral prescriptions and is quite effective too. But again care has to be taken so that these are not used always.
Narcotic pain relief products such as Vioxx and Bextra have been replaced by the more effective and safe Tramaden. Narcotic pain killers do more harm than good and should be avoided at all costs.
The Pain of the Pain Relievers
Pain relievers, when administered by a registered physician only in acute cases do the job. But if you're dependent on them and can't do without popping a pill or two every day – it's time to hit the panic and emergency buttons together. More often than not, we become drug dependent and then start the downslide of our health. The most harm is brought about by the narcotic prescription drugs which have many side-effects other than being an addiction.
It is not surprising to find every household having a medicine box stashed behind the bathroom mirror or in the kitchen and in the bedroom. More people by the day are turning addicts. The alarming fact is that our children are getting addicted and we are an unhealthy population, mostly.
Solution
Pain relievers need not always be narcotic and habit-forming. Pain relief products such as paracetamol and anticonvulsants are narcotic in nature and are surely habit-forming. Try to stay away from these and do not pop them every time you feel a little ill or nauseating. Did you know that abuse of these drugs can lead to the same symptoms that you want to curb with these?
Non narcotic drugs are mainly the NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs). Aspirin and drugs like ibuprophen and such drugs. Many people believe that non-narcotic drugs are not as effective as the narcotic ones, but this is not true. Maybe they do not have a better efficacy but they are as potent as the narcotic ones. The best part is that they are not habit-forming. But that doesn't mean for once that you should start popping the pills – let your body's immune system fight too!
Pain treatment can be done in a number of ways which includes topical application. Such applications can successfully be administered by penetrating the epidermal layer and releasing the chemicals that soothe the excited and agitated nerves immediately. This acts faster than oral prescriptions and is quite effective too. But again care has to be taken so that these are not used always.
Narcotic pain relief products such as Vioxx and Bextra have been replaced by the more effective and safe Tramaden. Narcotic pain killers do more harm than good and should be avoided at all costs.
