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The term ‘painkiller’ is misleading – it implies that medicine will kill the pain completely. Although they can play a part in managing persistent pain they do not work for everyone, and even if you get some benefit, after 3 months they’re probably not working and addiction becomes a serious issue.
There are four main types of pain medication: 1) Paracetamol. 2) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) like ibuprofen. 3) Opioids, that range in strength from codeine through to high dose examples like tramadol and morphine. 4) Other medicines such as anti-depressants and anti-epileptics. Each works in a different way. Most people only need to take pain medication for a few days or weeks.
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Painkillers Don't Exist
The term ‘painkiller’ is misleading – it implies that medicine will kill the pain completely. Although they can play a part in managing persistent pain they do not work for everyone, and even if you get some benefit, after 3 months they’re probably not working and addiction becomes a serious issue.
There are four main types of pain medication: 1) Paracetamol. 2) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) like ibuprofen. 3) Opioids, that range in strength from codeine through to high dose examples like tramadol and morphine. 4) Other medicines such as anti-depressants and anti-epileptics. Each works in a different way. Most people only need to take pain medication for a few days or weeks.
for moew infomation please visit:Painkillers Don't Exist
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