NSAIDS
Every day, an estimated 30 million people worldwide take a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication or NSAID.
NSAIDs are used to address acute (short term) as well as chronic back, neck, and muscle pain.
These versatile medications, available in over-the-counter and prescription strength, treat both pain and inflammation. Inflammation is a contributing factor in most back pain conditions, so reducing inflammation is important to alleviate the pain.
Product Description
- Mild or moderate back pain, tenderness, inflammation, and stiffness
- Activity-related pain or discomfort (e.g. post sports, housework, or exertion)
- Pain related to muscle strain in the low back and elsewhere
- Neck stiffness due to muscle, ligament, or tendon strains
- Osteoarthritis joint pain
- Rheumatoid arthritis
Guidelines
Taking NSAIDs continuously, rather than just at the onset of pain, helps build up the body’s anti-inflammatory blood level, resulting in a better healing environment in the affected area. The efficacy is markedly lower if NSAIDs are taken only when experiencing pain.
Any adverse reactions from taking an NSAID, or any other medication, should be reported to the doctor without delay.
Clinical Research
NSAIDs comprise a large class of drugs that act by hampering body substances called prostaglandins, which trigger feelings of pain, giving NSAIDs fever-reducing, pain-relieving, and anti-inflammatory properties.
The four NSAIDs most often used to treat many types of back and neck pain are: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Celecoxib
Availability
Better tolerability than other NSAID’s
Indication: Pain, Osteoarthritis and Inflammation, Dental Pain & Surgery
Reduces pain and improves Physical function
Indication: Osteoarthritis, Joint Pain, Post Knee Surgery
Cardio –Vascular Side Effects are not reported
Indication: Pain & Fever with RTI, Low back Pain, Sore throat
Targets only the inflammatory site with its site-specific action. Time-tested and trusted analgesic.
Indication: Muscle Spasms, Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain, Post-operative Pain
